Here are a few diagrams that have been posted on the forums
Here are a few diagrams that have been posted on the forums
The diagrams posted are something that I copied and paste to this thread. Sorry I do not have the original files. If you contact the parts mom at c and o marine she will more than likely have what you need or be able to put you in contact with the right person.
JR19 How can I contact C & O Marine? I am Located Richmond,Ky'
Thanks For Your Help
C and O Marine - Sales, Parts, Repair & Service for Stratos, Nitro, Tracker, Suntracker, Tahoe, War Eagle, Sterling, Javelin,in Nashville, TN area. If you look in this link you should be able to find a number to the parts department. Ask for the parts mom, I think her real name is Carol?
Thanks For all your Help
Yes, it is Carol, but you can ask for me either way. I have PDF formatted diagrams that came from the good people at the TN plant when they were still there. Feel free to email and ask for whatever you are looking for and I will forward whatever I have that is as close as I can get to your boat.
Don't forget, we have parts, parts and then some more parts here for the boats. If you don't find what you are looking for on the web site, send a picture in an email and I will be happy to go on a treasure hunt for you!
I am back at C&O and have these diagrams in my new email folders. So if you need any, send me an email.
Carol
C&O Marine
candoparts@yahoo.com
888-868-0361
Hi folks! First a thank you to all the posts here and a special thanks to The Part Mom (Carol) for all her hep and suggestions. As she has suggested, I will include a post here that may help others along the way of completing a wire install to their own Stratos...I have been looking over the above threads and find I need one more thing to be able to wire this bad-boy...the circuit breaker schematic! I looked under the project boat my son and I are starting and the CB panel is rusted and unreadable. Does anybody have info or maybe a very clear picture of the panel that I maybe able to draw out a schematic to work from? Thanks in advance for any help!
Boomer
Hi Carol, I am new here and really need some help. I have a 93 Javelin 409T with a wiring problem in the livewell circuit. Would you possibly have a diagram that would help me sort out tis mess?
Thanks, Joe
I've sent you an email. I bought the boat 2 months ago an didnt have time to test everything.Originally Posted by The Parts Mom / Carol
So assumed wrongly that all was working correct.
Looks like a half blind monkey got an idea they new what they were doing and made a mess of things under the hood.
If I let a car leave like that I'd shoot myself.
I'm not sure how bad it is yet but I might just end up wiring the hole boat over again.
Parts Mom
I just bought a 1996 Stratos 268 VDC and I would like to replace the carpeting over the winter. I thought I would rewire while the decks are off. Would you have wiring schematics for this boat.
I have a 2003 Stratos Javlin BS w/150 Johnson.I would like to get a copy of the wiring schematic. Can you help me on this?
I have an 84 18 foot stratos with a wiring mess does your prior to 92 schematic cover that far back
Just found these in a manual i got for my 1990 389.
can you tell me what wires are suppose to run a tach in my 91 Javelin 389T i can not get any thing out of the grey wire thats suppose to be the pulse i traced it all the way to the motor and all looks good any suggestions would be appreciated
i have a 2004 stratos 160 j.....is there a wire diagram for the bilge pump/float switch to the rocker panel switch. want to see the original set up has an inline fuse for the float switch. thank you
I have been search the forums and else where but haven't had any luck and was wondering if you still had the wiring diagram for the electrical system? I can't seem to find anything to reference. My boat is a 96 stratus. I'm having issues with my bow light. The stern works fine at the switch panel but no glory at the bow. I tested the bow light and it works so it has to be wiring. My bilge is not getting power either. Thanks in advance. Justin
I just purchased a one owner 1995 Stratos 278 FS in really good shape with the exception of some minor electrical issues (i.e. corroded switch terminals and poor owner installed connections). Does anyone have an electrical wiring schematic for my boat?
If not, one problem I haven't been able to resolve is the radio, it is a factory installed unit in the glove box but power isn't getting to it. It uses the original wiring harness which goes down the port side, across the back and then back up to the dash on the starboard side. I figured power would come off one of the accessory switches but I have power coming off both of them. I also have good power coming off the main power switch. Not sure where I'm losing the power. Where does the radio power come from? I couldn't find any fuses in the parts of the wiring harness I could see.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I finally found some schematics to go by and found my problem was a short. The wiring diagram was close but not exact because of the options I had on board my specific boat. I tried to narrow the short down but couldn't due to not being able to access the whole run. It had to be a wire to wire short because of the boat being fiberglass and no chassis ground. I ended up pulling a new run and and took the Nav/Light switch out and cleaned up the terminal connections and installed a inline fuse to match the amps being drawn. All is good in the neighborhood now and the cooler is being filled with nice Bull Reds here on the Gulf Coast. If you have good knowledge of Marine electrical systems and how they work using positive polarity instead of negative then everything will become more clear. The best bet is to get the right gauge of wire and and make things simple by hooking the radio up not using previous installed wiring. Once you have it working then fish the new wire through the hull where needed and check the amps being drawn then install a inline fuse to match and your local marine store or Carol at candoparts@yahoo.com can hook you up with any Carling Switches you may need to match your switch panel on board. Hope this helps... JJ
Interesting. I have the same boat, second owner, but the original was my father-in-law. Wonder if one of the radios was dealer installed. Mine was always direct wired to the starting battery with a fuse, but no switch (Yes ring terminals stacked with the battery cables). It always had very poor reception and never got used. Just a couple years ago I took it out and found the antenna wires rolled up in a ball in the glovebox behind the radio. Unrolled them and voila, radio reception.
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