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Here is what I had to do to get to the affected wiring.
Here is what is causing the problem. This is the boat harness. The connectors on the engine harness are just as bad. Several of the spade connectors on the instrument panel are looking pretty cruddy too. The purple wire on the engine...
I'm looking at the path from the battery to the engine. Aside from the fuse at the battery in the aft compartment, the majority of suspect connectors are behind the instrument panel. Yes, the Tach and the fuel gauge are also involved in this circuit. If I'm going to have to remove the panel...
New guy here, and I Just bought a 2000 Procraft 170C with Mercury 125 ELPTO 2 stroke.
The boat has lived outside on its trailer a lot (fresh water only in the Southeast). It has several intermittent electrical issues. First were NAV lights. Bulbs were shot, so I installed LED replacements...
