Boat sensors and indicators
Welcome to our selection of state-of-the-art boat sensors and indicators, designed to enhance your boating experience and keep you safe on the water. Our range of products includes a variety of innovative sensors and indicators that provide vital information to help you navigate, monitor, and control your boat with ease.
From depth finders to GPS systems, our boat sensors and indicators are engineered to deliver accurate data in real-time, allowing you to make informed decisions while out on the water. With advanced technology and user-friendly interfaces, these devices are essential tools for any boater looking to optimize their watercraft's performance and safety.
Whether you're a seasoned sailor or just starting your boating journey, our selection of boat sensors and indicators has something for everyone. Stay ahead of the game and equip your boat with the latest in marine technology to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience every time you set sail.
Explore our range of boat sensors and indicators today and take your boating experience to the next level. Trust in our quality products to help you navigate the waters confidently and enjoy every moment spent on your boat.
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Erica, sailboat owner in Alamitos Bay asks Can old fuel or ethanol damage marine injectors? - 
                            Definitely. Ethanol-blended fuel leaves deposits and absorbs moisture, which can clog or corrode injectors. We recommend regular use of fuel stabilizers and cleaning injectors annually. 
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Marcus, Yamaha outboard owner in Cabrillo Marina asks Do you repair fuel injectors for Yamaha and Mercury engines? - 
                            Yes – we service EFI and DFI injectors for Yamaha, Mercury, Suzuki, Honda, and other marine brands. We use marine-safe cleaners and OEM-grade parts for long-lasting results. 
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Chloe, liveaboard in Marina del Rey asks How much does it cost to service boat fuel injectors? - 
                            Fuel injector cleaning typically starts at $40–$70 per injector. Full removal, testing, and reinstallation may range from $300–$800 depending on engine type and injector access. 
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Tyler, bass boat owner in Huntington Harbour asks Do you offer ultrasonic fuel injector cleaning for marine engines? - 
                            Absolutely. Our ultrasonic injector cleaning service restores spray patterns and fuel flow to factory specs. We also bench-test each injector before reinstallation to guarantee reliability. 
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Maya, cabin cruiser owner in San Pedro asks Can dirty fuel injectors cause engine knocking or vibration? - 
                            Yes – clogged injectors disrupt air-fuel balance, which can lead to knocking, pinging, and engine vibration. We clean or replace injectors to ensure even fuel delivery and smooth operation. 
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Alex, sportfishing boat owner in Newport Beach asks What are symptoms of clogged or failing fuel injectors? - 
                            Common signs include rough idle, misfires, poor throttle response, increased fuel consumption, and hard starts. We diagnose injector issues using flow testing and restore performance with ultrasonic cleaning. 
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Jake, MerCruiser owner in Cabrillo Marina asks Do you service MerCruiser and Volvo Penta exhaust systems? - 
                            Yes – we repair and replace exhaust manifolds for MerCruiser, Volvo Penta, Crusader, and other top brands. We use OEM or high-performance aftermarket kits with stainless hardware for longevity. 
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Natalie, pontoon boat owner in Long Beach Shoreline Marina asks Is it safe to run my engine with a leaking exhaust manifold? - 
                            No – leaks can allow hot gases or water into the engine bay, leading to carbon monoxide risk or cylinder damage. We offer fast same-day repairs to keep your engine and crew safe. 
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Derek, bowrider owner in Newport Beach asks Can you repair saltwater-corroded exhaust manifolds? - 
                            We remove, inspect, and pressure-test your manifold. If internal rust has eaten through the casting, we recommend replacement with corrosion-resistant parts and proper gaskets to seal the system. 
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Heather, sailboat owner in Alamitos Bay asks How much does exhaust manifold repair or replacement cost? - 
                            Repair costs start at $250. Full manifold and riser replacement ranges from $600–$1,500 depending on engine size and access. We provide exact quotes after inspection. 
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