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General Discussion

Overheat warning right at first start of the day??

Thread starter Stealth
Start date Aug 1, 2022

Stealth

Jet Boat Junkie

Aug 1, 2022

The last two times we had our 2022 195s out, just shy of 20 hr, I got an overheat warning on the first start of the day instantly. The boat was in water, had no obstructions in the pump, and all 3 outlets how a solid stream of water. Both times I continued my day and everything was ok. These happened so fast that even if the boat was on land with no water it would not have enough time to be overheating. Is their anyway to get more info on what it thinks is overheating? When I get these how do you reset the warning. Both times it would continue to beep even between start ups. I would silence it but that only lasts for a bit before it needs it again. Then after about 10 minutes on the water it would stop if I restarted the boat.

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