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Old 10-24-2010, 10:52 AM
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I was out running around yesterday cruising around 55-60mph. All of a sudden the starboard tach started jumping all over the place and the motor died. It cranks fine but won't start. It smells like it's getting fuel. I pulled a plug wire and didn't see any spark while cranking. I plugged in the techmate and it didn't have any codes. I also ran the ignition test and it said it was all good.

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Fixed! I'll post later explaining what I found.
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Was it a ground issue??
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pluged the lanyard back in !!!!???
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No and No. It was a blown fuse. One of the 4 fuses in the block shown in this picture was blown. Anyone know what these fuses are for? It obviously was preventing spark.
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Originally Posted by OutlawEd
No and No. It was a blown fuse. One of the 4 fuses in the block shown in this picture was blown. Anyone know what these fuses are for? It obviously was preventing spark.
Was it an actual "fuse" or relay?

I think I just lost the same thing a while ago. Could still hear your fuel pump run at key on?
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Nope, not a relay. I know the picture is kinda blurry. But it's a block of 4 20A fuses.

Fuel pump was running fine. I pulled a plug and had my wife crank it. There was no spark. Replaced the fuse and it fired right up.
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Originally Posted by OutlawEd
Nope, not a relay. I know the picture is kinda blurry. But it's a block of 4 20A fuses.

Fuel pump was running fine. I pulled a plug and had my wife crank it. There was no spark. Replaced the fuse and it fired right up.
Glad you got it figured out..
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Originally Posted by Hank36
Glad you got it figured out..
It was the power for The spark Module/Amp.
Keep it dry and Make sure the connections are clean and coated with dielectiic coating..Oxidation ruins electronic parts.

Have a Great Day!!
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