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    • Good morning Crew, just bought a 2002 wakesetter that was rode hard and but up wet. She has a lot of issues. I see that the abs mold that holds the driver arm rest and the throttle lever is pretty much gone. I need to build a new one from scratch. Does any have pic of the original or a Template on how to build one from the ground up. 

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    • Hard to beat a Nice Rack mirror mount.  The Malibu factory tower mirror option is a Nice Rack, just in a color to match the PTM mirror (and of course significantly more expensive).  www.nice-rack.com 

    • I found them. It is on the driver side between transmission and motor. Popped them off, flipped and reattached. And it is fixed

    • 14 hours ago, justgary said:

      Boz, are you in on a trip to Georgia, or maybe Lake Martin north of Montgomery?  It's a long haul for you, but it can be done.

      We made it to Smith Lake May 2025, about 13 hours. We went East on I-20 which is in third world condition thru Louisiana and Mississippi Could barely hit 60 without beating the truck and boat to death. We came home on I-30 which was in great shape and shaved a good two hours off the drive.   Our calendar is pretty full this year but maybe next year.

    • 145 sure sounds like a full-scale value on a digitized sensor.  When you find it, trace the wires to make sure that it is even plugged in or doesn't have a cruddy connection.  It is extremely unlikely that the thermistor has actually failed.

      My math:  255 (full scale) / 4 C/count (scale factor) = 63.75 degrees C.

                        63.75 C * 9 / 5 + 32 = 146.75 degrees F.

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