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Old 06-19-2006, 06:51 PM
Miles Offshore Miles Offshore is offline
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i agree with Jason,probably a bad main system ground, the whole system is really very basic system- is your hot lead going to the starter getting hot when you turn it over?? Also there is probably a 30 amp cuircuit breaker (red button) that motor manufacturers try to enguinuilously(sp) hide beyond anyones sight unless you know to look for it. A lot of the time it will be in its own mounting bracket right beside the slave but on mine for instance , it is on the starboard side near the manifolds. You can find it by tracing the wires directly from your starterand it should lead you straight to it. (but if there aint one there there aint one there, if there is all you should have to do is push it. good luck- sucks to pay that much for half ass work. i think i spent about a grand a couple of years ago rewiring mine so at least if it mucks up- i can blame myself!!!!! craig
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