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Originally Posted by Boatbottom

See, leaving the plug out aint all bad. :biggrin

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Did you do that :)

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Originally Posted by crappiebandit

My boat got flooded trying to load up at at sardis when a storm rolled in. It was full to the top of the bilge, I let it drain and dry out for a few days and luckily enough everything still worked.

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Sure hope so. I bet it's been full for a few days lol.

I think I'll spray some wd40 all over after it dries a bit just in case

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Originally Posted by KDAVID1

Did you do that :)

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At least 2 Times......on the lake

Mike, you really need to check all your wiring connections on battery's, breakers and pumps. Sometimes when they flood like that those batteries will short to ground and eat up some of the electrical connections.

Make sure you rinse your boat out good. Had a buddy have a battery leak and it put pin holes through the aluminum a few months later. Ended up junking the boat. His was straight acid , but better safe than sorry

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Originally Posted by cray

Mike, you really need to check all your wiring connections on battery's, breakers and pumps. Sometimes when they flood like that those batteries will short to ground and eat up some of the electrical connections.

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Will take a look for sure.

Mike....are you sure you and DonDon are not related lol :Rofl

If the batteries were submerged for only a few minutes I would be more hopeful for you. A few days underwater and I'm doubtful. Keeping my fingers crossed for ya!

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