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I cut the connector off of my transducer cable to get the cable from the transducer all the way to the front of the boat. Now, I realize that was a bad idea. Bummer.
I've read quite a bit on how to do this, including searching this site. I'm just looking for input on the most fail-safe way...
2003 Crestliner 1600 tiller, 40hp Mercury 4-stroke
last summer my motor stopped running. After a lot of debugging I added about 2 gallons of gas and it started and ran perfectly. Gauge showed 1/2 tank. Ran fine the remainder of the summer. Thought sending unit.
just digging into it...
I have a 2001 40hp 4-stroke Mercury that I purchased late last fall with a pontoon boat. It was only run twice...first when I purchased it and the 2nd time when I put it in the water, putted around the lake and pulled it out for the winter. I'm quite sure I had it on mid- to high throttle when...
