I have a 82# MG tour edition that I had a new head put on couple of days ago. Bought a new plug ( male and female) hooked them up just like the instrutions said to. Plug it in and sparks flew, not sure what happened but now the motor won't do anyhting. I know I should have a breaker on the wire but theres not one
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sounds to me you may have fried something ... also that the wiring wasn't put together right .... good luck ...
also might have melted a solder wire off somewhere
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I have a feeling you fried a something in the head. Hope not, but did the same thing when I was younger, boom, nothing. Good luck bud
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You wired the plug wrong I bet. Some plugs have the blade jumper in the plug, Others dont and rely on the jumper wire at the batts.
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you may have hooked the new plug up correctly, but you are assuming that the receptacle side is wired correctly as well... head might be ok, but I would bet the socket isn't.
I pretty sure something is fired becasue you can hook it up direct and nothing. Knew I should have went with my gut and wired direct.
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Be sure to install a breaker this time!
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Did you check the fuses/breakers at the batts? Have you tested the receptacle with a volt/ohm tester?
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I thought it had ,one I guess not. It will have one from here on out though
going to call the doc tomorrow to see what I did wrong
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Last thing you need is a fire in the boat.. Those batts have more amps than your house. Get circuit protection.
Atleast get these... Some are auto reset, some manual >> http://www.ebay.com/itm/RIG-RI...847fd
These attach right to the battery post... You will need bigger gauge ring terminals for your wire. The closer these are to the batts, the better you are protected.
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Cheaper to keep a kid in tourney fishing than paying attorneys to keep them out of jail !!
Cheaper to keep a kid in tourney fishing than paying attorneys to keep them out of jail !!
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