Scottie
Jetboaters Captain
- Messages
- 451
- Reaction score
- 566
- Points
- 212
- Location
- Helena, Alabama
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2013
- Boat Model
- X
- Boat Length
- 21
@Mainah put together a version of his push button start kit for my 2013 212x and I got around to installing it over the weekend. Honestly, there isn't much to talk about. The kit I received was excellent. It was well constructed and truly plug and play. I turned the batteries off, unplugged the factory twelve pin harness, and connected the new M & F twelve pin connectors into their respective spots. Turned the battery back on and tested. Perfect. I mounted the controller in the helm, to the fiberglass lip around the opening, with two stainless steel screws. As for placement of the buttons themselves, you can see that in the 2 pictures below. I've also marked a spot with a red X. This spot, where one of the factory warning stickers is, was my original target. However, the way the fiberglass is shaped below the surface, it doesn't allow any clearance for drilling the holes or assembling the buttons once the holes are drilled, SO DON'T DRILL THERE, unless you come up with some way to do it beforehand. I luckily figured it out before drilling. Removing the throttle assembly gets you access to finish up the installation. Visit these threads here for more info on the kits. https://jetboaters.net/threads/push-button-start-mod-it-works-with-video-and-full-instructions.9371 https://jetboaters.net/threads/plug-and-play-push-button-start-stop-kits.16788/#post-288928


