How to install Plug 'N' Play 2009-2011

wrush01 · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 9:52 am

i can hear it through the hose but for some reason its not pumping it out of the sac. or i should say sucking it out of the sac. not sure what the deal is but i guess i'll take it in to the shop.

wrush01 · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 9:53 am

starting to get aggravatted its one problem after another with this boat may go back to a tige or something a little more reliable.

amsugg · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 10:05 am

wrush01 wrote:

i can hear it through the hose but for some reason its not pumping it out of the sac. or i should say sucking it out of the sac. not sure what the deal is but i guess i'll take it in to the shop.

wrush01 wrote:

starting to get aggravatted its one problem after another with this boat may go back to a tige or something a little more reliable.

was the hose attached to the bottom of the sac? i could hear mine sucking too but it was on top so it couldn't pull the water up and into the hose.

amsugg · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 10:07 am

huddy wrote:

amsugg wrote:

My dealer had the drain valve on the wrong port of the bag see if you can trace the hose from the pump which should be visible from the hole beside the drivers seat and make sure it's connected to the lower hole of sac also make sure the hose is not bent in such a way that it has to suck up hill so to speak. Im just Assuming the pump is coming on.

So true about the dealers! Instead of "tracing" the hoses just unplug them turn on the drain pump and you will be able to hear the pump through the hose. Connect that one to the rear lower port and you are good to go.

i said trace because if his sac was full i didn't want to dump water all over the boat

Diggertaker · **Joined:** Thu Dec 08, 2011 8:16 am **Posts:** 105

Is it possible to just hook up one side of the rear plug & play with one sac? I have a leftover 750 from my old boat & I'd like to hook it up for surfing now until I can get another one for the other side. I really dont want to run all the hoses then have to do it again once I get the sac for the other side.

wrush01 · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 1:16 pm

no it was hooked up on the bottom and i traced it to make sure it was correct. ended up just taking it to the shop. oh well. thanks for the advice guys.

amsugg · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 7:27 pm

Diggertaker wrote:

Is it possible to just hook up one side of the rear plug & play with one sac? I have a leftover 750 from my old boat & I'd like to hook it up for surfing now until I can get another one for the other side. I really dont want to run all the hoses then have to do it again once I get the sac for the other side.

Yes the rear sacs are independent sep fill and drains

huddy · **Posted:** Tue Jun 05, 2012 10:06 am

wrush01 wrote:

no it was hooked up on the bottom and i traced it to make sure it was correct. ended up just taking it to the shop. oh well. thanks for the advice guys.

Well let us know the result!!

My other idea was to pull all the hose out from the pump. There could be a loop causing it not to be able to draft or prime.

huddy · **Posted:** Tue Jun 05, 2012 10:08 am

wrush01 wrote:

no it was hooked up on the bottom and i traced it to make sure it was correct. ended up just taking it to the shop. oh well. thanks for the advice guys.

Well let us know the result!!

Sorry double post...

Bish · **Posted:** Wed Jun 13, 2012 5:33 pm

How much extra hose will you need for the hook up?
Bish

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