Fuel Pump??

[mikeg205]

should a fitting like on the tire to check fuel pressure in fuel rail.

[medicmoose]

Okay, as it turns out, I am a complete tool! Check the simple stuff first! That safety lanyard that I never remove...was removed. Once installed...wow, it fired right up. Lesson learned!

[TN X-45]

I've been there - especially with kids!

[BMcD]

Medic,

Not a tool at all. I've got a buddy that has a Sea Ray Pachanga (first mistake) that had to get towed off the lake one day because of the same problem. Did I mention he is a mechanic by trade? Yeah, he went straight into checking all the majors and overlooked the minors. We've all been there, keep your chin up!

BMcD - '06 X45

Day1 Wake

[vision]

Originally Posted by medicmoose

Okay, as it turns out, I am a complete tool! Check the simple stuff first! That safety lanyard that I never remove...was removed. Once installed...wow, it fired right up. Lesson learned!

Been there, done that.

Dear MC,

Please display an alert on the VDIG/BIG/Dash that indicates the lanyard circuit is open.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Just finished looking like an idiot in front of my friends.

[mikeg205]

lol... good finding that....not a tool at all. friend had a mechanic in a marina take apart key starter and pull starter...only to find safety lanyard pulled off. mechanic put his tail between his legs and offered by buddy a beer for the waste of time....simple first - unless you're a MC fanatic I guess...lol.

[Table Rocker]

As I was towing some guy in a Baja 242 Islander about 5 miles to his trailer last weekend I thought about asking him if his lanyard had come off. I didn't ask, but I probably should have. He bought the boat that morning and it quit on his first day out. He wasn't too happy, so I left him alone. On top of all that he was from Nebraska, so he was a long way from home at Table Rock.