fishingdad
New member
Hi, new to the forum, and I feel bad asking a question right off...
I have an 07 Honda 225 and yesterday while I was out fishing I starting receiving the water contamination alarm.. a piercing on and off beeping.
I quickly got back to the dock under the power of my kicker which ran perfectly... (strange as it's plummed into the same fuel source as my Honda). I emptied the water contamination reservoir and the alarm stopped buzzing...
this morning I went out fishing again, filled the tank and then about 10 miles into my run to the fishing grounds the alarm started buzzing again. I put down the kicker and fished four about 4 hours, I brought my kicker up, and then opened the honda up and emptied the reservoir again... I did my run back to the marina and right before I got there it started yet again...
Has anyone heard of this type thing happening, and if anyone has any solutions, that'd be great... or a way to trouble shoot the source of my problem... I'm thinking of hooking the honda directly to a gas can and see what happens??
Cheers!
I have an 07 Honda 225 and yesterday while I was out fishing I starting receiving the water contamination alarm.. a piercing on and off beeping.
I quickly got back to the dock under the power of my kicker which ran perfectly... (strange as it's plummed into the same fuel source as my Honda). I emptied the water contamination reservoir and the alarm stopped buzzing...
this morning I went out fishing again, filled the tank and then about 10 miles into my run to the fishing grounds the alarm started buzzing again. I put down the kicker and fished four about 4 hours, I brought my kicker up, and then opened the honda up and emptied the reservoir again... I did my run back to the marina and right before I got there it started yet again...
Has anyone heard of this type thing happening, and if anyone has any solutions, that'd be great... or a way to trouble shoot the source of my problem... I'm thinking of hooking the honda directly to a gas can and see what happens??
Cheers!