Bayliner Boat Top

I have a 2007 Bayliner 195 discovery. I went to the lake and I turned on the engine and it started making a weird noise. Expecially when i give gas it make a louder noise then when its on parking.

On top of that it a brownish water is coming out of the motor not exactly sure why.

Can anyone help????

Thanks in advance
Not sure exactly where the brown water is coming out from. The noise is like a ticking noise if it makes any sense.

you better have it looked at befor you run it any more the brownish water could mean water is getting in some where it shouldent and rusting if you keep runing it you could lock the motor up.

2010-08-19 16:34:19 by BillyBoy

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what size bimini top do i buy for a 2006 bayliner 175?

width, height, length?

it looks like i have two metal things on the sides of the boat already for screwing the bimini into?

please help!

or your can go to www.overtons.com and see if you can find one that will fit your boat.

2009-07-16 09:52:16 by ad

go to your nearest marine dealer or ebay. ebay will be cheaper but its your choice

2007-01-06 20:57:49 by itch

it has a mercury force 120 outboard and the boat weighs in at 1600 lbs.

Your maximum revs at WOT (wide open throttle) should be specified in your handbook.
Take the boat out on a flat calm day with plenty of running room and peg the throttle.
You are looking for two things a) the ability of the engine to run at WOT and then b) speed.

Assuming you can reach WOT, gradually trim the engine out to raise the bow... do this slowly and carefully.. as the boat trims up, speed should increase ... when the bow starts to "porpoise" aka bounce up and down, then trim back down a tiny bit until the boat is stable.. this will be your max speed for your boat/motor combination.

oh, measure your speed with a GPS..your speedo lies.

2008-08-12 22:50:17 by Rich

Long story-Short; Bought a Brand new boat off the showroom floor at a boat show. Went to pick it up a few days later and the trailer looked like or old '79 trailer-rusted from the wrench to the tires. We told the dealership. We got not even a quarter mile down the road and the engine cover blew up, destroying the Bimini top and cracking the hull. the seats flew off and-lets just say we returned the boat. Dealership told us to take it home go out for the weekend and have fun. Problem after problem-returned more that 5 times! We only had it in the water a total of 6 times (3 weekends). The dealers excuse was they needed more time to fix all the problems. So, we handed the boat over to them in Aug...and the still have it-not finished- and will bayliner is refusing to help. Any suggestions or Advice-or encouragement-is welcomed!
Thanks

Well, you bought a "BAYLINER" (the Ford pinto of the water) but thats not going to help you now, I would inform a laywer and have a letter or phone call made to the dealership, try and get your money back, or sell the boat "as is". I would suggest "BOSTON WHALER", expensive, yes but, a reliable boat, that won't sink, and you'll get all of your money back at re-sale, something that most boat makes don't do. If it makes you feel any better I had a Bayliner for a short time, problems, I dumped it and bought a Boston Whaler, it was like moving out of the Ghetto, and into "Beverly Hills", a much safer, secure feeling, with little or no worry's.

2006-12-15 15:00:09 by resolverecruiter