Is that the wiring diagram for the outboard Top Gun.

RG LOL

lol probably should have looked a little closer. oh well at least i tried.

Do you have ignition circuit breakers on your cabin electrical panel?

Happen to me also. If it is a merc engine there is a fuse on the starter, look there. Me and my son spent 4 hours one day looking for that fuse. Torn the whole boat apart plus engine compartment looking for that fuse. Big fuse because it is on the starter post.

Kvogt, I've looked at the fuses on the circuit panel in the dash console under the steering wheel. all fuses are good. Power coming into and out of the fuses. There is no power coming from the ignition key orange or purple wires. All the fuses have numbers by them but I don't have a wiring diagram to identify. Which fuses are for the ignition. I have power to the left key but not to the right key. I was checking the right fuel gauage with a ohom meter when I realized I loss power to that side. That's why I feel like there must be a fuse on the ignition side somewhere.

Go back to engine and see if you have power at 40 or 50 amp circuit breaker on the engine (both in and out of the breaker). If it is a trs boat it will be located near the round plug and the slave solenoid.

Also check at the alternator ( 4 wire ) if there is a fusable link on the big orange or red wire.

Note : The fuse under the dash should have blown before either one of these other safeties.

Must of shorted it out pretty good to open that circuit.

I hear ya. But he says all of his fuses are good and still has no power???

I am surprised that no one mentioned the neutral safety switch. Make sure your shifters are in neutral or that you have not shorted or damaged a connection . you can jump the line and it will solve it if that is the issue.
RG.

you would still have power to the gauges and such. neutral safety is on the start side of the switch not main power feed in