Re: [DML] sudden loss of power
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Re: [DML] sudden loss of power



I greatly appreciate the help. I will go over the areas you've pointed
out and make sure everything is connected tightly making good contact.
Thank you -----Dani B. #5003


> 
> ------------
> 
> Dani,
>  
> You are having an intermittent electrical failure.
> Places to check (not all inclusive): 
> 1. Battery cables and where the negative attaches to frame
> 2. brown wire distribution area behind rear wall on passenger side
in  
> pontoon section
> 3. RPM relay or any engine related fuse or relay
> 4. inertia switch and connections
> 5. harnesses that plug into ignition and idle ECU's
> 6. spark plug wires,coil wire, and wires that go to top of coil
> 7. engine-to-frame ground
> 8. ignition resistor connections ( may need to be cut and recrimped)
> 9. ignition switch in steering column (likely can be verified by
hitting  
> steering wheel while engine is running and see if tach jumps)
> 10. plugs in rear bulkhead connection area
>




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