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I have ran this boat I recently purchased a few times, but notices some oil/gas in the water. When I stored the boat I came out to this a few days later. I don't see anything directly when I take off the cowel. Any ideas where to start looking?]]
I found a blown fuse in the wiring harness, so I am going to go grab some today. Maybe it is just the age of the fuse and trying to start the boat for the first time since last summer.
Thank you, I tried wiring the Tach and voltmeter to the accessory and the ground. Everything seemed to work, but then when I tried to start the engine, the fuse blew. I am wondering if this is from my wiring or that the fuse is likely old since the motor is nearly 50 years old. I have the 115ML79R.
I recently purchased an old Viking sport deck with a 115 hp outboard. Almost none of the instruments work and it run on an external fuel tank. Any idea on where to start? I want to reattach the tachometer. Do I wire the positive right into the ignition switch? I see the grey wire hanging out of...