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AnEv942
Oct 06, 2013Nomad
Yes I also see the 15amp fuse referance, its also list on the trouble shooting guide as 15 amp? Im going out to mine-but having had mine out there was no other fuse. Im going to pull the 7.5 amp or from behind and test between it and the small wire that goes to battery connection on contactor that poweres other board funtions. Note that battery cable once jumped by contactor goes directly to starter motor-there are no other 12v feeds besides that small red wire on contactor lug...which I believe goes to the 7.5 fuse...
Edit: Checked- Yes the small 12v feed wire goes directly to/thru the 7.5 fuse holder (F1) on panle which feeds everything. It is a pain to get to as its behind the ign. box. Harder to reach from here...Either remove or use mirror to identify which of the 2 small terminals on contactor is hot/which is ground. On mine I can sorta see the ground terminal-using screwdriver with tape around to insualte hold against blue wire/hot terminal..then apply 12v power with jumper-dont flinch.
Or simply dissconnect power and remove the contactor-test outside, I would not replace without testing. In either case to test or replace same amount of work. And once removed you can check output from board.
Edit: Checked- Yes the small 12v feed wire goes directly to/thru the 7.5 fuse holder (F1) on panle which feeds everything. It is a pain to get to as its behind the ign. box. Harder to reach from here...Either remove or use mirror to identify which of the 2 small terminals on contactor is hot/which is ground. On mine I can sorta see the ground terminal-using screwdriver with tape around to insualte hold against blue wire/hot terminal..then apply 12v power with jumper-dont flinch.
Or simply dissconnect power and remove the contactor-test outside, I would not replace without testing. In either case to test or replace same amount of work. And once removed you can check output from board.
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