AR210 - Brand new and very low power

[DanP]

just got the boat back from the dealer. He found the end of the tube that connects to this drain had no clamp on it was leaking into the hull instead of going out of the boat. He also sealed the back side of where the white cover snaps into as that was letting any water that didn’t go in the drain to dump into the hull as well. I’ll see if that fixes it the next time I go out.

 

[Rockfords Fosgate]

Your boat is dirty!

I edited your picture to show you where mine is leaking. I am very interested to know if the clamp and sealant totally fixed your woes.

 

[DanP]

Your boat is dirty!

I edited your picture to show you where mine is leaking. I am very interested to know if the clamp and sealant totally fixed your woes.View attachment 123661

Lol I had a dirty ratchet strap bouncing around in there. That is exactly where mine was leaking too.

 

[Rockfords Fosgate]

FYI, I took off that whole panel. RTV'd the whole surround, forming a new gasket; and also a new RTV seal around the jet ports. Was out on the water yesterday and not a drop of water in the bilge or when I pulled the plug out at the dock.

 

[jamesk]

I had a good amount of water ever time I pulled the hull plug.
I unscrewed the hatch, tightened everything up inside.
Screwed the hatch back on and silicon caulked it.
I also plugged the anchor locker drain.
Not sure what it was that worked, but I have little to no water when I pull my plug now.
I do get water on top of the cleanout plugs in the tubes but that does not bother me. (much)

 

[LeeFlan7]

Have you checked the throttle cables, maybe a simple adjustment there will get the full rpm?