Scott thank you so much for the detailed and very clearly explained issues that could be going on. after reading what you wrote it made it real easy to realize I just need to call an air condition technician I'm more of a Hatteras person but I picked this 422 Commander up through a deal and we've reconditioned it and it almost looks like a Showboat now after going through what we went through on this boat I understand why the classic Chris crafts are so popular as the quality of workmanship and materials they use are second to nothing. I have the tournament Edition 422 and really like the classic lines on this boat. but again thank you for your reply and it gives me the information I need to get some cold air going Kent

also is there a certain type of freon that I should get as well as a certain amount of pounds that would be sufficient to get it going again Kent

Thanks for your suggestions and I appreciate you taking the time for your input

Thanks for I will give it a try and I appreciate your time

Well my starting issue is back. Let me say I can paint boats I can do woodwork on boats I can detail boats but when it comes to electrical engines plumbing etc etc that is not my game. The right engine starts up fine no problem. The left engine does nothing lights on the dash don't come on the voltage gauge does nothing. There's two batteries down there. I unhook the right battery and put it where the left battery is to see if it was a battery issue. When I went to try it even though there's no battery hooked up to the right cables the right engine still starts up but the left engine where I put the battery does nothing. No lights on the dash voltage gauge does not move so at a loss on what my next step should be. Any help or input is greatly appreciated Kent

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Disregard the question now they're both firing up and running good