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Re: Replacing Yanmar "B" Panel
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07/13/07 11:29 AM
07/13/07 11:29 AM
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rdpierce
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I remember looking into the cost of buying a new Yanmar panel and nearly passed out.
It is just a piece of plastic, a couple of parts one could get for no more than a few bucks each at Radio Shack, and a single dial gauge. It shouldn't be that expensive.
We ended up simply repairing the panel with Radio Shack parts. However, if your panel is cracked, that might not be as much of an option.
Ryan Pierce Tesara, #337
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Re: Replacing Yanmar "B" Panel
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07/15/07 04:37 PM
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R II
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by rdpierce: [B]I remember looking into the cost of buying a new Yanmar panel and nearly passed out.
I replaced the Yanmar panel 2 years ago. The plastic panel only and gasket, from local Yanmar dealer was about $24. I also replaced the toggle switch for about $30.
#448 Rauzer II
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