rfdfirecaptain
Petty Officer 1st Class
- Joined
- Aug 17, 2008
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- 314
I have a 1993 Crownline 250CR with a Volvo 740 powerhead and DP-D1 outdrive. The boat is outfitted with a separate TRIM and TILT switch on the throttle handle. Both switchs are dead except for the TRIM down position. That is the ONLY position that engages the hydraulic pump. However, when the TRIM up is engaged a relay behind the dash panel clicks. The trim indicator is working propely according to the trim gauge on the dash panel.
I have hotwired the Green and Blue wires from the hydraulic pump and I was able to raise and lower the outdrive without any problems. It's somewhat difficult to see the hydraulic pump behind the powerhead, but there appears to be 2 relays for it on an attached bracket. Additionally there are 2 more relays behind the dash panel near the throttle handle (1 of those is the one that clicks).
I'm getting married on Saturday July 11th, and we had planned to do about 350 miles on the ICW to Charleston and back. I haven't used the boat this year at all and I just found the problem this past weekend in my pre-trip inspection and I'm all out of ideas Obviously this could change the honeymoon plans if it's not corrected immediately. Any and all ideas are appreciated.
I have hotwired the Green and Blue wires from the hydraulic pump and I was able to raise and lower the outdrive without any problems. It's somewhat difficult to see the hydraulic pump behind the powerhead, but there appears to be 2 relays for it on an attached bracket. Additionally there are 2 more relays behind the dash panel near the throttle handle (1 of those is the one that clicks).
I'm getting married on Saturday July 11th, and we had planned to do about 350 miles on the ICW to Charleston and back. I haven't used the boat this year at all and I just found the problem this past weekend in my pre-trip inspection and I'm all out of ideas Obviously this could change the honeymoon plans if it's not corrected immediately. Any and all ideas are appreciated.