Re: Blower
A few more thoughts... If your boat has been sitting still, as in a slip, or at anchor, run it longer for sure. If ya get off the freeway after an extended trailering, your engine compartment will have benefited from natural air flow.. IMHO !!!!!. You may have noticed that the louvers on the vents point fwd on one side and aft on the discharge side. I also often tilt my rear seats a bit before I trailer, ventilates it even more and aids in drying out any moisture. Another thing I do ALWAYS is perform a .....sniff test.... as soon as I turn on the blower, I take a good whiff of the air that the blower is pumping out. I try to determine if there are any fuel vapors, or any thing out of the norm.. I check randomly thru out the day for gas fumes, burning plastic smell, steam, exhaust.. etc. Your nose can help u know whats going on under the engine cover
