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Water Ratz 
 		  Port: Muskegon   08/04/2008 06:06
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Does anybody have any experience with Borg Warner V-drives? My Carver Voyager is a twin. On the helm is a light for each V-drive indicating the oil pressure is OK. If the light comes on, its supposed to indicate low oil pressure. My starboard side light is coming on. It seems to stay on until the oil gets warmed up. then the light does eventually go out. I have checked the oil level in the V-drive and its fine. I also swapped pressure sensors between the port and starboard side drives. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Re:V-Drive question
hondacat 
 		    08/04/2008 08:37
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is there a filter that is plugged ?
sounds like its time to change the filter or clean the screen and change oil
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Re:V-Drive question
Water Ratz 
 		  Port: Muskegon   08/08/2008 09:28
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If there is a filter I have no idea where it's located. Any Ideas?
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