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Thank you all for your responses. I contacted Faria, but as suspected they tell me they don't have that information (old unit). They didn't give an indication either way if they would for a newer unit. I've already ordered a replacement, but I always prefer to try to fix things. Thanks again.
Hi all! I suppose this is a long shot, but my new-to-me 1993 Bayliner Classic (1952CN) came with a Faria Tachometer that doesn't work. It has proper 12+V, ground and signal from the engine, so I opened it up to see if I could repair it. The first resistor on the 12V input side is burnt to a...
Thank you for the quick response. I've since found in A1 G2 service manual #14, page 1B-12 regarding lube oil change, this heading: "Models with drive unit Gear Lube Monitor, only:". So it seems there are units out there with no reservoir and mine appears to be one. I'll follow the details I...
Hello! I just purchased a 1993 Bayliner Classic with 1998 Mercruiser 3.0 and Alpha One Gen2 stern drive. I have no experience with this I/O and from what I'm reading in the manuals I've found online there is supposed to be an oil reservoir located in the engine compartment for the stern drive...
