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    no charge

    I have a 1983 Johnson 150, Sat. at the lake the motor would not turn over a long run out of a creek. Some thing must be wrong with the chargeing system. How do I check for bad parts?

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    Re: no charge (Hillbilly)

    This is the only time you don't want to here "no charge" from your dealer. Break out the manual & your Ohm meter. Time to start testing parts.

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    Re: no charge (Won Hunglo)

    OK< how do I test the parts where do I need to meter leads?

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    Re: no charge (Hillbilly)

    Welcome to the BBC.

    Have you checked the cranking battery with a load tester?

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    Re: no charge (Hillbilly)

    If you want to do it yourself you really need a good manual. This is a whole chapter in it's own and not a one step test.

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    Re: no charge (RUSTY63)

    New battery cranking declines as the day goes on. I made a long run out of a creek and cut the engine and would not restart without changeing to one of the trolling motor batteries. Also my tach does not work could the rectifyer be bad?

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    Re: no charge (Hillbilly)

    Most likely its the rectifier part number 583408 @ $49.99.

    You can test it but, at this point just remove the mounting bolts and look at the back of it, you will most likely see the problem.

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