Mercury Vessel View showing 2 Faults

[michaeloberg]

I just received my Mercury Vessel View yesterday and installed it. When I bought my 2007 Lowe Fish and Ski 175 I was told it had low hours. Wanting the detailed gauges, the ability to track engine hours and read diagnostics codes - it made the Mercury Vessel View a no brainer. To my delight the first scan revealed my 2007 90 Horsepower Optimax had 77.3 hours on it, I put 10 of those hours on it already this year. On the flip side I had two trouble codes and am not sure what they mean. For what it's worth I always make sure my oil reservoir is full. Anyone good at deciphering these codes? I did read that if the engine doesn't have these particular sensors, for obvious reasons they will show up and you simply block them. Also included is the maintenance scan which shows what I think is a list of items to address in 23 hours, or when the motor hits 100 hours. Thoughts, ideas or comments? I know I can take this to my dealer, but you may have dealt with this before and that is why I am posting this here. Thanks all!

 

[alldodge]

Finding they could be normal codes
http://www.marineengine.com/boat-fo...-2013-75-optimax-fault-code-711-24-and-451-25

The Pitot is the speedometer tube. If not installed then no issue

The oil fault could be normal but THT indicates it could be the float. See post 7
https://www.thehulltruth.com/boating-forum/915383-mercury-efi-codes.html

 

[paulswagelock]

Almost always codes because your motor does not have those sensors. You can block them in the software.

 

[QBhoy]

They are normal and you can go ahead and block them. All is well.