No power to Dash Panel
03-03-2005 | 08:55 AM
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No power to Dash Panel
Ok mechanics,
Went to fire up the engines on the boat after winter for a run this weekend and no power to the panel on starboard. Port engine/panel fired up just fine. I checked the fuses under the dash and they were good. Called my mechanic and he said three weeks before he could get to it. I can't wait that long. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Went to fire up the engines on the boat after winter for a run this weekend and no power to the panel on starboard. Port engine/panel fired up just fine. I checked the fuses under the dash and they were good. Called my mechanic and he said three weeks before he could get to it. I can't wait that long. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
03-03-2005 | 09:28 AM
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Re: No power to Dash Panel
Had same issue a few weeks ago--was corrosion--green powder/slime on contacts in harness plug at engine that connected to the dash harness.
I've got MarinePower 454 EFI's but I'm sure all are similar--all the sensor wires on engine come together at a round or rectangular plug that connects to the harness that runs to the dash panel.
I took mins apart and all the contacts were green--I sprayed them with CorroisionX and connected/reconnected several times and Voom Voom--
Good Luck
I've got MarinePower 454 EFI's but I'm sure all are similar--all the sensor wires on engine come together at a round or rectangular plug that connects to the harness that runs to the dash panel.
I took mins apart and all the contacts were green--I sprayed them with CorroisionX and connected/reconnected several times and Voom Voom--
Good Luck
03-03-2005 | 10:58 AM
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