Skwerl01

Kevin, I have a Challenger 180 and I live in Florida. My boat is not garage kept and sits out in the Florida sun so I am considering the Poppy Cover for it. How well would it hold up in the heat and humidity of Florida?

Personally if it were me it would make the hour drive, let the dealer determine the problem and fix it. Rather than replacing arbitrary things and potentially wasting the money, to me an hour drive sounds much more reasonable. Plus the piece of mind that once it is fixed you will not get stranded for this problem. Keep us posted on what you decide.

Thank you sir for your quick response. It is good to know that there are people like yourself out there to help, and this site to go to. I will take it to the dealer. Once again, THANK YOU...

Unfortunately this would be a hard one to diagnose remotely. Not the best answer, but it would probably be best to take it the local SeaDoo dealer so they can hook it up to their B.U.D.S. system to determine what is really going on. Keep us posted.

By the way welcome to the site.

Thank you for answering my question. By the time I would get to my "local" dealer, which is an hour away, it would reset itself. Is there anyway they could hook it up and tell if the code is not showing. Does it list prior error codes on the B.U.D.S system. Not the most cost effective way to do it but should I start replacing things, like reprogramming D.E.S.S. key first, then if it does it again, fix something else. I just dont want to be out in the Gulf of Mexico diving and surface to find that the boat wont start. Good security feature while diving but I would like to get back to shore at some point.