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All of a sudden on my 13 year old Godfrey Sanpan pontoon, when I turn the battery switch "on", the horn constantly blows & doesn't stop. How crazy is that! I disconnected the horn, but would like to figure out what's going on...I'm sure it has to be some electrical issue. Any thoughts?
I know the display shows a bilge pump, but there's not one. This is a 2005 Godfrey Sanpan pontoon (they called it special edition, ha). I guess they just used a standard master control for all their boats, who knows.
I'm going to look at the Shortstop circuit breakers coming off of both...
Any idea how to get to this since the dashboard controls & switches are all built into the dashboard. Does the dashboard unbolt to maybe lift it up for access? I can't see or reach any of this unless the dashboard comes out. Thx
Thanks for the suggestions from all...
I've asked Godfrey for wiring diagram and also to tell me where the fuse block might be located, but they can't help? I'll have to figure out how to get underneath the dash, or maybe there's some way I can remove this.
I agree it's probably some loose...
Trying to troubleshoot a possible electrical issue on my 2005 Godfrey Sanpan pontoon boat. The master control panel (below) all of a sudden starts flickering all lights. Sometimes it just goes off with nothing working while other times, everything works just fine after the flickering. No...