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Changed ignition switch today, same result as last night, no spark, only difference is, just like the other day when I disconnect the black / yellow plug by the power pack she started up, she ran rough I could only keep it running by working the linkage, could be the seafoam I added to the gas last week, not sure. she would stall if I let it go. It would only shut off if I plugged it back in when it didn't stall. I think I will hook up a jumper from the black and yellow wire in the controlbox to the other side of the 1 pin plug by the power pack to see if that wire is shorting to ground somewhere from the control box to the engine. what do you think spareparts.
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first off, what year model, size, and brand of engine are we talking about/
Next, remove the main wiring harness plug from the engine, spin the motor over by connecting the yellow/red wire to red to activate the starter solenoid, you should have fire. Turn the key on(with the harness disconnected), check for continuity to ground on the black/yellow wire in the harness to ground, it should not have continuity to ground, if it does, you've got a wiring issue with the boat, not the engine |
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1994 150 Ocean Pro, where do I put these wires together (jump across plug)?
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Tight Lines !! Last edited by Joker2; 08-21-2011 at 04:15 PM. |
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I understand what you mean about the bl /yw wire
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jump the yellow red to the red at the starter solenoid
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