Cobalt Boats Forum

Hello guys!

I need help with identyfing Cobalt 212 steering cable number or lenght. I have to order the new one but on my current one the number is illegible due to wear.

Maybe someone how ows 212 can check the number (It is on the end close to steering acutator) or know the lenght (feet).

Regards

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Sharp looking....AMG?

It is only visual AMG package (exterior & interior)...

End of season...

rbranst wrote: Fri Sep 04, 2020 6:58 pm Update. Top gauge panel done.

Hi rbranst,
If you find the old Cobalt wheel with center logo you can swap it easily to the new Isotta wheel. As I did mine

From top and there is a small hole at the bottom.

You are doing it correct Mark on 212. Remove these 4 screws in upper part. Try to put your fingers in upper left corner of upper carpeted panel (there should be some space) and pull it a little. And you get the full access to back of dash.

it should look similar to this:

Before sending it for repair try to move the selector of #cylinders on the back of tachometer. Rotate it few times and back to position you started (according to #cylinders you have in your engine)
That worked on my previous boat tacho. The selector conectors get some oxidation overtime and couse ...

I removed that ladder and cleaned it with a lot fresh water and used compressed air. The problem in mine is that dirt acumulates inside of sliding parts (plastic bushings). After good but long cleaning It helped. So I plan to do It twice a season.

Ytmsn wrote: Fri Jul 19, 2019 6:14 am Good to see you back Hawk, and awesome pics.When I saw the shot of the Racer Yacht I immediately knew why you took that one. The only thing better would have been KTM orange!

That one is on my list

Big Block Power wrote: Wed Jul 17, 2019 5:40 am H. Very sweet pictures. Always worth a second look. You should post the picture of how you load your boat on the trailer over there.

Here you are

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I was thinking the same thing until I realized he was from Poland and it is like a 12 hour drive, still a hike!
Those really are some amazing pics, beautiful area for sure!
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It was 18 hours drive (including ferry)...but it was worth

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