Pump for my livewell on my boat will not work. i unhooked it from the boats power source and hooked it direct to a 12 volt battery and it worked fine. checked the wire in the boat with a meter and i am getting 12 volts at the wire but when i hook it to the pump volts drop to nothing. also i am getting power to the switch, what could be the problem?
SOURCE: 1996 Mercury 150 Nitro EFI
Dont have the manual in front of me...recollect that there's two types of warnings. The pulsating warning is oil (starts with 30 minutes of oil left) or the fuel filter (or sperator, something like that) may have water in it. Running outboard with cover off, is a little black box that would have a red light lit if that's the case. If oil full & no red light, may be oil injection system...would also check to make sure lines aren't pinched, etc. Mine has been specific to oil the two times its gone off.
The full non-pulsating is engine overheat. Not sure beyond that.
Not much, but hopefully gets you going.
SOURCE: REPLACMET STARTER SWITCH IN 2007 TRACKER-GRIZZLY BOAT NO WORK
the wires may be correct you need to make sure all the fuses are good they will be held in little rubber black cylinders on the engines they will be long glass fuses if any possitve touched a ground it would have blown a fuse so check them first then make sure when you push your choke it is working have someone stand by the motor to make sure i belive that is what the blue wire is to there may be a fuse by the battery as well the solid red is your power supply look at your starter solenoid and see what wire is your acc. wire as well but the blue wire should be a hot for something and i need to know what the wire colors are from the harness if there all the same but the blue
SOURCE: have everstart 24dc-6 boat battery is it 6 or 12 volt
Sounds like the Batteries we used in golf carts......Deep cycle and shoe is right 6 volt.
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