[LR Mike]

I installed a 332c in my 06 Classic. I believe a 332c and a 522c are the same size. Use the pattern from the new install kit to make a cardboard jig. Remove your steering wheel. Place the jig where you want your new unit to be. Outline it with a fine tip sharpie. Use a RotoZip tool with a tile cutting bit to make your cut. Be careful and go slow! It will work like a charm.

[LR Mike]

Tipmaryland, I have an 06 Classic. I had the same problem for a while. First, I installed the “no gap” roller kit. That helped a bunch. Then I realized what was causing the problem was me. I put my trailer a little further down the ramp and slowed down while driving the boat on. Unless conditions are really bad this fixes the problem. Im not saying youre doin anything wrong, but I dont think you have to spend anymore money to stop the damage. Good luck with that and “Hookem Hard.” LR Mike

[LR Mike]

Welcome to the BassCat Family, also your cyber-connection for up-to-date information on BCB issues. This site is a virtual encyclopedia of information on any questions you may have on BC boats, motors & trailers. If you give praise, its OK, be short, sweet and to the point, if you are critical, its OK, be short, sweet & to the point. Most of all “Welcome”. Hookem Hard. LR Mike

[LR Mike]

Roger & Copy that BCB – will contact Scott in parts for details. As always “BCB Rules”. Many Thanks, LR Mike

[LR Mike]

Phil & BCB, many thanks for the advice. I did as both of you suggested. Tried my unit on a friends tranducer/temp sensor, worked fine. Tried the friends unit on my tranducer/temp sensor, no work. Long story short: new pod was the answer. Thanks for your help. LR Mike

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