starter fuse
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My buddy had a friend helping him get his boat ready and inadvertently hooked the battery cables backwards on one battery .
so two batteries and a new perko switch later he has no power. I said id look at it for him figuring it was a blown breaker somewhere. Ithink its the fuse on the starter , but would like to test before removal as it looks like a beech.
so two batteries and a new perko switch later he has no power. I said id look at it for him figuring it was a blown breaker somewhere. Ithink its the fuse on the starter , but would like to test before removal as it looks like a beech.
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I hope the boat isn't efi.
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not all Merc has the 90 amp fuse at the starter
Also is this a carb app or MPI ? Year and model and engine serial # ?
Also you have to check battery cables out very closely along with any wires and or any wiring harness portion that could have melted. Some of this depends on what year and app along with how it was fused / relayed / wired and so on.
Also is this a carb app or MPI ? Year and model and engine serial # ?
Also you have to check battery cables out very closely along with any wires and or any wiring harness portion that could have melted. Some of this depends on what year and app along with how it was fused / relayed / wired and so on.
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http://www.marineengine.com/parts/me...021E8KS/2336_1
yes as you said it should have the 90 amp starter fuse
yes as you said it should have the 90 amp starter fuse