05-31-11, 08:17 AM
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boat switches?!
I have a 1997 hydrasport ls205 and the switches are a little off so I will be working on them thIs weekend, however I am not sure what some are for. SO what is the difference between courtesy lights and compartment lights. also what's the difference between areator and recirculate. I always use recirculate. I don't see a different pump for the areator but I don't know. any help would be nice
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06-03-11, 11:51 AM
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Courtesy lights are ur lights on the front(sometimes) and sometimes under the console that just provide a little light for fisherman. I own a Ranger and this is what mine are for. Now the areator is to pump water into ur livewells and recirculate is for when ur livewells are full and you turn this on to refresh the fish with water every once in a while. There should be a small turn nob of some sort on the console for controlling how much water to circulate. Again, this is coming from a ranger owner but this should still be the same.
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