FishinPole
Cadet
- Joined
- Jul 5, 2009
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Hi Folks,
I have a 1993 26 foot Skipjack with a Volvo Penta diesel I/O. Engine AD41B (S/N 2204144967, Dual Prop Drive model DP-D (S/N 3102129961). Trim /tilt started giving me problems. At first unit would not go down but now the unit will not go up.
I was able to determine that the motor is okay. If I apply voltage directly to the motor, I can cause the outdrive to go up or down, depending on voltage polarity. Outdrive travels full range and the trim indicator reads correctly.
I am looking for a true, readable electrical schematic and possible explination of how the system is supposed to work. There are 4 relays involved. Two at the controls and two at the hydralic pump. The Volvo Penta manual that came with the unit has a sketch that is more a "pictorial" and thus lacking in detail.
Access to the pump/relays is very limited. Hate to spend too much time on my belly in the bildge unless I have an ideal what to look for.
Any help with source of schematic/parts would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Stas,
aka FishinPole
I have a 1993 26 foot Skipjack with a Volvo Penta diesel I/O. Engine AD41B (S/N 2204144967, Dual Prop Drive model DP-D (S/N 3102129961). Trim /tilt started giving me problems. At first unit would not go down but now the unit will not go up.
I was able to determine that the motor is okay. If I apply voltage directly to the motor, I can cause the outdrive to go up or down, depending on voltage polarity. Outdrive travels full range and the trim indicator reads correctly.
I am looking for a true, readable electrical schematic and possible explination of how the system is supposed to work. There are 4 relays involved. Two at the controls and two at the hydralic pump. The Volvo Penta manual that came with the unit has a sketch that is more a "pictorial" and thus lacking in detail.
Access to the pump/relays is very limited. Hate to spend too much time on my belly in the bildge unless I have an ideal what to look for.
Any help with source of schematic/parts would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Stas,
aka FishinPole