Where is the 90amp fuse on Mercruiser
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Like an idiot, I accidentally reversed the polarity when I was putting a battery in my boat. I think I may have blown that 90amp fuse. (according to what I read). I have a Mercruiser 350 EFI... does anyone know where this mysterious 90amp fuse located? I can't find it.
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From: ankeny,ia.
#8 in this picture is the thingamajig you're looking for
the starter is at the r/h side rear of the engine
http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...ER+%28MANDO%29
the starter is at the r/h side rear of the engine
http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...ER+%28MANDO%29
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Check for 12v power at the orange power wire on the backside of the Alternator. If no power there, then there's a good chance the fuse is blown if everything else is in normal working order.
This image should help give you a better idea of the starter fuse,
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Looks like I blew the fuse. How do I get at the starter motor 90 amp fuse. Starter motor is on bottom of engine, facing aft, starboard side and buried underneath fuel intake hose and starboard side plywood support.
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Ya remove whatever's in yer way of gettin' to whatever yer tryin' to fix,......
Just like any other boat,........ or car,.......... or truck,.......... or anything else,.........
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Yes the 90 amp fuse is still on the starter. Item number 8, Genuine Mercury & Mercruiser parts. Starter Motor
Check for 12v power at the orange power wire on the backside of the Alternator. If no power there, then there's a good chance the fuse is blown if everything else is in normal working order.
This image should help give you a better idea of the starter fuse,

Check for 12v power at the orange power wire on the backside of the Alternator. If no power there, then there's a good chance the fuse is blown if everything else is in normal working order.
This image should help give you a better idea of the starter fuse,


