starboard rpm gauge doesnt work?
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Rpm....
The rpm gage gets it's reading from the MPEM (multipurpose electronic module). The revolutions of the engine can be picked up at the ignition coil if you have to substitute another gage.
In the forum, you'll see the majority of us refer to our boats/pwc's by engine cc's, not horsepower. So, your Challenger would be the 1998 model with twin 717's (85 horsepower)...........:cheers:
The rpm gage gets it's reading from the MPEM (multipurpose electronic module). The revolutions of the engine can be picked up at the ignition coil if you have to substitute another gage.
In the forum, you'll see the majority of us refer to our boats/pwc's by engine cc's, not horsepower. So, your Challenger would be the 1998 model with twin 717's (85 horsepower)...........:cheers:
ssmedt
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when i bought my challenger my port side guage was not working; turns out it was just unpluged; unscrew the access panel that is on the bottom of the storage lid (under the guages) and see if it is just unpluged; I have noticed that occasionally when i take the storage compartment out and put it back in sometimes it catches on the wires and the previous owner must have just forsed it down and yanked the connector out of the guage. I am now very careful with mine whenever i take out the storage compartment
timmyboy76
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Karl had thrown idea in other thread...unplug the "good" gauge connector, and plug it to the one not read'n. If reads, then you know, gauge works...:cheers:
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