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just to make sure, are these mechanical or dts and or smartcraft? on the diagram i found for a 14 pin mechanical it shows a slave relay I believe up next to the pcm with the other relays. also just to make sure, is it having a kill switch problem? if you have a single kill switch for both engines it is a double pole switch so one side could be dead.
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Originally Posted by compedgemarine
(Post 4873476)
just to make sure, are these mechanical or dts and or smartcraft? on the diagram i found for a 14 pin mechanical it shows a slave relay I believe up next to the pcm with the other relays. also just to make sure, is it having a kill switch problem? if you have a single kill switch for both engines it is a double pole switch so one side could be dead.
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so I am assuming that the yellow/red only has power when the key is turned to start. the red/purple is constant power so that is there. there should be a second yellow/red that goes to the solenoid on the starter and there should be a ground wire. maybe missing the ground as in the diagram above with the transmission the ground is thru the neutral switch and is the yellow/black but on a bravo the ground should be permanent and the neutral is in the yellow/red.
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Originally Posted by compedgemarine
(Post 4873491)
so I am assuming that the yellow/red only has power when the key is turned to start. the red/purple is constant power so that is there. there should be a second yellow/red that goes to the solenoid on the starter and there should be a ground wire. maybe missing the ground as in the diagram above with the transmission the ground is thru the neutral switch and is the yellow/black but on a bravo the ground should be permanent and the neutral is in the yellow/red.
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red/purple should be constant power, yellow/red goes to the starter. if you remove the relay and jump those two the starter should spin. the other two activate so we need to know which is which. thinking the black/yellow is ground but hard to tell. take a test light and go to battery pos. and one of those should light as the ground. the other should light when the light is on ground and the key is start. hard to tell on the neutral switch, assuming the purple are the switch itself but what are the colors on the other side, look like maybe black/yellow and yellow/red?
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Yes that is correct, neutral switch is yellow/red and black/yellow
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Originally Posted by compedgemarine
(Post 4873511)
red/purple should be constant power, yellow/red goes to the starter. if you remove the relay and jump those two the starter should spin. the other two activate so we need to know which is which. thinking the black/yellow is ground but hard to tell. take a test light and go to battery pos. and one of those should light as the ground. the other should light when the light is on ground and the key is start. hard to tell on the neutral switch, assuming the purple are the switch itself but what are the colors on the other side, look like maybe black/yellow and yellow/red?
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if i am following correct then the black/yellow should light at the relay when key is in start. if it does then the yellow/black should be a ground as it is on a trans version which would mean that it is not connected to ground. is this the correct harness? I had a 496 here a while back that was originally a trans engine but was now wired for bravo and they had to find the original wires for the trans neutral switch and tie them together
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Originally Posted by compedgemarine
(Post 4873552)
if i am following correct then the black/yellow should light at the relay when key is in start. if it does then the yellow/black should be a ground as it is on a trans version which would mean that it is not connected to ground. is this the correct harness? I had a 496 here a while back that was originally a trans engine but was now wired for bravo and they had to find the original wires for the trans neutral switch and tie them together
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never seen a fuse on any start circuit before. if the yellow/black at the relay is hot for start and if you have that at the relay make sure the black/yellow is a ground. if the yellow/black is not hot when the key is in start then you are losing it at the neutral or a wire broke somewhere.
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