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Thanks much Scott. Will def look into it.

Is there anything out there that would allow electronic switch control of the two fuel tanks from the wheel? As a replacement for the stern mounted manual switch.

Did just that today. Cleaned up all the corrosion/crud on lights, replaced bulbs and all is good now. Thanks.

Fuse at rocker switch is good. Using a voltmeter, found juice all the way to the pigtail going to nav light fixture. No juice at the bulb contacts. Same on both nav lights. Only two possibilities: Bad ground connection (to both lights??) or bad light fixtures (corrosion) but both at same time...

That's way under market value....

TexasAir: Thanks buddy. I assume you mean from the front of the panel?

I have two rocker switch panels on the dash of my (new to me) 1988 22 Cruiser. There is a vertical row of red fuse buttons on each panel that can be pressed in. What does this actually do? The back of the panels have all these "fuses" soldered to a common bus. Are there actually fuses here? I...

Mystery solved. Pump is in the galley cabinet. Original 40 gph pump with pickup hose. Replaced with 1500 gph pump. Had to enlarge discharge hole to avoid restriction and back pressure.

I used the poly glo system for the first time with incredible results. Great product and great people to deal with.

So, there def is not a pump anywhere in the rear area (gas tanks, etc.). There are two discharge fittings starboard amidship, one for the sink and one for the bilge. The cockpit pickup and hose disappears into a hole in the hull just in front of the cabin. So if it was converted to newer style...

Thanks Sea Wolf for all the great info. I will do as you advised. I see you're from Redding. We moved from Sacramento to AK a year ago to retire. Loving it.

Hello everyone. I just acquired a 1988 CD-22 Cruiser and I am going through it to update some of the systems. The current (original) bilge pump does not seem to work (it makes noise but no suction). I wanted to replace it anyway. So, dumb questions: I see the hose and cockpit pickup protruding...