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Friday Night Floating

Discussion in 'Lifestyle, Meet Ups, Events & Adventures' started by Walt P, Aug 7, 2018.

  1. Walt P

    Walt P Administrator Founding Member

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    Jul 25, 2017
    Prarie Creek Marina
    2001 Cobalt 262
    Volvo 8.1L Gi 375 HP
    IMG_5128.JPG Waiting for the sun to set.
     
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  2. Muggsy

    Muggsy Administrator Founding Member

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    Jul 30, 2017
    Covington, LA
    1985 Cobalt CM23
    Center-mounted 383 Stroker w/Alpha jackshaft drive
    2006 Ford F250 6.0 Diesel
    I'm jealous Walt. I'm still screwing around with little gremlins so haven't been on the water much in the last 4 weeks. Hoping to do some testing tomorrow.
    Shawn
     
  3. Walt P

    Walt P Administrator Founding Member

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    Jul 25, 2017
    Prarie Creek Marina
    2001 Cobalt 262
    Volvo 8.1L Gi 375 HP
    Had a big gremlin show up. We went out, anchored for awhile, and went to start the engine, and nothing. All other electrical systems worked, but would not even crank. Got towed in. Next day, checked the neutral switch, and the meter showed it was working as it should. Played with the kill switch, and then it started. Engaged the kill switch again, and the engine cranked but not start, as it should. Went out today and started and stopped a number of times and it worked fine. Anchored for a while,and no crank again. Fiddled with the kill switch, and it started, which was good because we had to hi tail it in due to approaching weather. Got back to a slip, and the boat sat for an hour, and then no crank again. Toggled kill switch, nothing. Jumped the neutral switch, nothing. Tried to jump from the hot on the ignition switch, and no spark when touching the other terminals. Jumped out the circuit breaker for ignition, and nothing. Going to review the wiring diagram to see if I missed a fuse or something somewhere.
     

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