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  1. Hello dcamt,

     

    Your gauges are a Faria product (www.faria-instruments.com or 800-473-2742) and the year 2002 242CR part numbers were:

     

    FUEL GAUGE- GP9932

    OIL GAUGE- GP9623

    SPEEDOMETER- SE9000

    TACHOMETER- TC9000

    TEMP GAUGE- GP9428

    TRIM GAUGE- GP9223

    VOLT GAUGE- VP9223

     

    you can contact them direct regarding warranty or repair.


  2. Hello Aussie Heath, 180FS in Nashville and Bob,

     

    The contact information for Monterey factory parts in Australia is:

     

    Action Boating Shop 11, Runaway Bay Marina, 247 Bayview Street Runaway Bay, Queensland 4216 Australia

    Matt Cohen matt@actionboating.com.au phone is 011-61 755 64 1995

     

    The part numbers for all 3 boats (180FS, 248LSC and your 270 CR) are:

     

    180FS- Horn and grill is part #60401000-00-HORN-SINGLE HORN SS GRILL Fiamm part number is #HORN-5190511

    248LSC and the 270CR- Horn and grill is part #60401200-00-HORN-DUAL SS GRILL Fiamm part number is #HORN-72223-11-D/SS

     

    Contact info for Fiamm is 231-775-2900 (Michigan, United States) or www.fiamm.com on line. You can purchase them through any Monterey dealer and I have also seen them on EBay.


  3. Hello Snosptz,

     

    Unfortunately, the pattern and materials are no longer available from the vendor. Most boat owners in this situation have success using a local upholstery shop or custom auto detailer. Check with your dealer, marina or local marine supply store for referrals or shops to get this done for you.


  4. Hello kfp673,

     

    The raw water from your lake has bacteria that love your waste tank. With summertime temperatures, the more the tank sits with waste in it, the more it will smell. Pumping it out after your weekend would help.

     

    For cleaning the head waste tank, pump it completely out at the pumping station- put the sanitizing chemical directly into the waste tank through the pump out fitting- pump the head a few times adding a little bit of the raw water into the tank and let it sit for a bit or if you can, take the boat for a ride and allow it to "slosh" around in the tank. Then pump that completely out and add the chemical once again directly into the waste tank. It is good preventative maintenance to do this at the end of boating season and at the beginning of boating season.

     

    Clean the head thoroughly using a very, very mild bleach solution.

     

    For the fresh water tank, you can drain it by running the sink and the transom shower (it is a 14 gallon capacity)until it is completely empty. Add a couple of gallons of 50% vinegar/50% water solution into the freshwater tank. Allow it to sit for at least an hour (or take the boat for a ride and let it slosh around too!) then drain that out using the sink and transom shower- that will help to clean your water lines as well. Re-fill the tank with fresh water.

     

    Make certain that the hose you use to fill the freshwater tank is for potable water and not a regular garden hose.


  5. Hello gfick,

     

    you can order those from Taylor Made:

     

    Taylor Made Systems

    Taylor Made Group, LLC

    93 South Boulevard

    Gloversville, NY 12078

    PH: 518-773-0636

    FX: 518-773-2919

    Please e-mail us for additional information on any of our products and services at tms@taylormadesystems.com.

     

    I do not have a part number (they came with each complete windshield as a "hardware kit") but they were called bumpers.


  6. Hello Chris,

     

    The patterns are still available but the original vinyl material is not. The current color is whiter. to obtain a price quote, you can contact any Monterey dealer. You can use the dealer locator at our home page to find the one closest to you.

     

    The pro's on using a local upholstery shop is the ability to color match (so you don't have to replace everything), the savings on freight to ship the parts and the customized fit.


  7. Hello bug892,

     

    Remove the dash panel by removing the screws along the edges. Using a towel(or something like that)gently pull out on it- and rest the dash against the steering wheel using the towel to prop it up (don't let it hang or dangle by the wires). You will then see the clips that hold the gauge in place.

     

    Be careful not to burr the screwheads (that will cause them to corrode) or tighten the dash panel screws too tight when replacing it as it may crack the panel (no longer available from the vendor).

    You can contact Faria (the tach manufacturer) at www.faria-instruments.com or 800-473-2742 for gauge replacement or repair.


  8. Hello Richard,

     

    The vendor that made the runners is no longer in business. Taylor Made provided a canvas type of runner that snapped onto the cabin floor but it was not a popular option. You would have the best success using a local carpet or upholstery shop.

     

    Taylor Made part number was CARPET-0102O9-MB245 LTW CARPET RUNNER PKG.

    www.taylormadegroup.com or 518-725-0681.


  9. Hi Dave,

     

    There was a 236 Montura offered in 1997 and the "Dino" was an optional limited edition package that included a mahogany steering wheel, burl dash, wiper, tilt steering, compass and depth sounder. To confirm that it is a 236, the hull ID number will begin with the letters RGFV.

     

    Unfortunately, the original owners manual is not available. In the Product Support section of this forum you can download the 248LS manual as it is the model most similar to the 236.

     

    Spec's are as follows:

    LOA 23' 6"

    beam 8' 6"

    Draft Up 21"

    Draft down 38"

    Fuel Capacity 60 gallons

    Dry Weight appx 3950 lbs

    22 degree of deadrise


  10. Hello CSea,

     

    It is unfortunate to hear that your Cruiser has been damaged. Glad to hear the driver of the jet ski will recover. So often that is not the case.

     

    You need a certified Marine Surveyor (or have your insurance company provide one) to assess the boat. It has to be taking water on somewhere- or a component has shifted or loosened from the impact of the jet ski causing an unbalanced weight on the boat. It takes a huge hit on the hull side to cause a structural crack under the V Berth bulkhead.

     

    It would be a good idea to have the boat hauled out of the water and seek immediate professional assessment of the damages.

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