trophy wiring

[rob711]

i have noticed on my 2006 1802 thophy that there are lots of wires with crimped connectors that are not hooked up to any thing...some are labaled others are not..i assume trophy might have only a few wiring harness that they put in every boat..any one know how i can find a complete wiring diagram that will include wires that i'm not using..i tried to e mail trophy a while back with no response..i could try to call them..im talking about the harness behind the helm.

 

[frankie g]

Re: trophy wiring

Best thing...call them and ask them to send you the schematics. That's what I'd do!

 

[DriveJohnson]

Re: trophy wiring

Not sure if this is going to answer the questions you have, but you can download a manual at the Trophy site - they have wiring schematics in this manual...I copied the link for you boat below.

http://www.trophyboatparts.com/Manuals/1802wa05.htm

Jeremy

 

[rob711]

Re: trophy wiring

thanks jeremy...thats what i was looking for...now do u thonk i could hook up a temp gauge to the temp sender wire thats not being used and it would work!!!?

 

[albion2]

Re: trophy wiring

I recently bought a new 1802 and have the same problem figuring out what to connect to which empty wires.Hope someone on here can show some of their connections.

 

[dadsaway]

Re: trophy wiring

I have a 1996 2002FF with a 175hp Mercury. The wiring diagram that I got off the Trophy site was accurate and the installation of a temperature guage was a snap. The tan wire on the port head for the sensor was the same tan wire under the instrument panel that connected to the guage. I purchased the guage and sending unit from the local Mercury dealer and all the wiring that came with the guage matched up perfectly with the existing wiring. In going through the wiring on the boat for pumps, lighting, etc. I have found the color codes to be reliable (for easier future reference I made labels on the computer and labled wires as I went along). Tip: Enlarge the wiring diagram on your copier and make several copies to make it easier to read when working on the boat (older eyes). Hope this helps.