Evinrude wiring.

Frank Acampora

Frank Acampora

Supreme Mariner
Joined
Jan 19, 2007
Messages
12,004
Gentlemen: I had to return my manual to the library before I finished reassembling and that library is 50 miles away.

Evinrude 115 V4 60 deg. looper, 1996. In the front under the air silencer are a green and a black wire with bullet connectors. Black wire is female and green wire is male. I have no other free wires (all other wires are color coded and connected like color to like color) but I have qualms about connecting such dissimilar colors. Do they indeed connect to each other and what circuit are they? Thanks in advance. Frank.
 
C

coyedsel

Cadet
Joined
Aug 25, 2007
Messages
27
Re: Evinrude wiring.

I have same engine, geting ready for spring trial, have air silencer off so I just checked and the green and black wire DO connect as you describe. They then go to seperate bundles and I do not know what circuit they are. Sorry I can not be of more positive help.
 
Benny1963

Benny1963

Lieutenant
Joined
Sep 17, 2006
Messages
1,476
Re: Evinrude wiring.

hang in there frank hope this will bump ya back up they will be on at some point ,i see your post in the other forums all the time
good luck bennyb
 
Frank Acampora

Frank Acampora

Supreme Mariner
Joined
Jan 19, 2007
Messages
12,004
Re: Evinrude wiring.

Thanks! After I posted, I went bact to the digital photos I took while disassembling and there it was in black and white--or in this case black and green. I must have specifically taken that one because I knew I would question it later.


But Now---The owner gave me new plugs to install ---NGK BR7HS. They look a lot cooler than the Champion QL78YC that were in it.
1. Are they equivalent?
2. If they are not equivalent, which one is correct? Reason for repair was detonation damage which COULD have been precipitated by too hot plugs.
 
C

coyedsel

Cadet
Joined
Aug 25, 2007
Messages
27
Re: Evinrude wiring.

Very interested in any replyes to your query on plugs. I have same engine and a idle ,or slow speed tick, like wrist pin going bad. Could this be detonation related , caused by hot plugs?
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top