[Timothy]

suzuki outboard tachometer wiring diagram – Just What’s Wiring Diagram?

[TheColdOne]

A line represents a cable. Cords are utilized to attach the parts together. All points along the cord equal as well as connected. Cords on some locations should go across each other, however that does not necessarily suggest that they link. A black dot is made use of to show the injunction of 2 lines. Main lines are represented by L1, L2, and so forth. Normally various shades are used to distinguish the wires. There must be a legend on the wiring diagram to inform you exactly what each shade suggests. here

[Yahtee]

Recognize Wiring Diagram Symbols

[storm]

I have a 2001 OX66 Saltwater Series 2, with low hours. When we bought our boat, the original tachometer was working, but cracked on the LCD display, making it very hard to read the gauge.

[kabo]

The gauge and harness hooked up identical and I assumed it was working. I left all 3 switches in the back in the default down position. here

[fortcollinmap12]

The original gauge did not have any buttons on it. I purchased a new gauge for the boat, Yamaha, same thing, but with buttons on it for Set and Mode.

[daniel g]

Spread a bit of thread locker on the threads of the analog temperature sensor. Thread the analog temperature sensor from the engine temperature gauge kit into the open bore, and tighten to 14 inch-pounds with a torque driver. Bundle the sender wire with the ignition cable, using plastic wire ties, as you bring the sender wire to the temperature gauge. more

[FreedomFirst]

Silver-bearing, rosin-core solder

[mtve]

Locate the power bus where other instruments are connected. Loosen the screws on the bus, using a screwdriver, and push the spade terminal on the temperature gauge's power wire under the screws. Tighten the screws snugly. Connect the gauge's black wire to the boat's common ground. more

[Need2Revolt]

Locate the analog temperature sensor bore on the top of the No. 1 cylinder, adjacent to the spark plug and directly across from the digital engine temperature sensor. Remove the plug from the bore, using a 13 mm socket.

[gena]

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[pavelo]

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