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Ok, so pass on the trim gauge/sensor. I was able to fully disassemble the bow switch and clean the very dark contacts on it. Everything works like a charm now. Sorry for the spam posts/edits, but hopefully it helps someone somehow in the future. Thanks again @alldodge and @BWR1953
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Not that I'm aware of. Would it be worth it to install one? It's a small enough boat that I can get by without it I'm guessing, but if it's not too hard or expensive to install then why not
Thanks alldodge and BWR1953, I'll start with replacing that switch. (And I hear ya BWR1953, wish it was as easy to replace beat up parts on us as it is on the boats)
Any idea what the brown/white wire is for and why it is not connected to anything? Should it be grounded to something, or do I...
I have a 75 HP Mercury (will get model/year tomorrow morning) on a 1984 Larson Manta 5000 that will not trim the bow up. Bow down and trailer up both work fine. Hoping this wiring diagram can help someone help me. I did clean the connections between the switch and harness in the first...
