Location of fuse box on OX 66

[No more boats]

OX 66
2 stroke
250 HP
OB new too me ( IOs )
Tag indicating serial number is not readable ,
From what I understand motor is late 90s early 2000 - OX 66
fuel injected
I see on videos OX 66 has a fuse box , under fuse box lid is a fuse panel with 4 fuses 2 relays ,
On my model there is a grey box indicating fuse box, opened No fuse panel , ? only a black box with series of 3 connectors going into box,, Under box is a single inline fuse , WHERE IS THE FUSE PANEL
Removed computer lid thinking a fuse panel in that area , Nothing
Removed carb cover , Nope
Only other location is dash , previous owner installed a panel of 5 fuses ,

AM I am answering my own question ,?

If that is the case would that zero in on what year this ox66 is from

thanks as usual

 

[Bondo]

I looked it up and it's a yamaha OB

'n I deleted my post,....

 

[No more boats]

Sorry just noticed I never indicated Yamaha , What I am finding is different years have different configurations of fuses , Seems the one on mine is a breaker that protects multiple areas , but no switch too reset ?

 

[Bondo]

Sorry just noticed I never indicated Yamaha , What I am finding is different years have different configurations of fuses , Seems the one on mine is a breaker that protects multiple areas , but no switch too reset ?

Ayuh,.... It might be an auto-reset,.... Test it with a test light,.....

 

[boscoe99]

I have never heard of an auto-reset fuse. Who makes them? What do they look like?

 

[alldodge]

I have never heard of an auto-reset fuse. Who makes them? What do they look like?

Search auto reset breaker, you will find them

It's basically a temp breaker. Current passes thru contacts until it gets so hot that the breaker contacts separate. When it cools back down contacts pass current again. Used a lot on heavy equipment

 

[99yam40]

Search auto reset breaker, you will find them

It's basically a temp breaker. Current passes thru contacts until it gets so hot that the breaker contacts separate. When it cools back down contacts pass current again. Used a lot on heavy equipment

breakers are not fuses,
need to keep up with what is being said

 

[alldodge]

breakers are not fuses,
need to keep up with what is being said

Sir, let's simmer down and not lash out from what you think is being said

 

[boscoe99]

Search auto reset breaker, you will find them

It's basically a temp breaker. Current passes thru contacts until it gets so hot that the breaker contacts separate. When it cools back down contacts pass current again. Used a lot on heavy equipment

Oh, a circuit breaker. I am familiar with all kinds of those.

I thought we were talking about a fuse.

 

[alldodge]

Oh, a circuit breaker. I am familiar with all kinds of those.

I thought we were talking about a fuse.

You mentioned

Seems the one on mine is a breaker that protects multiple areas , but no switch too reset ?

Bondo said

Ayuh,.... It might be an auto-reset,.... Test it with a test light,.....

So were talking about maybe a breaker without a reset part so "auto-reset breaker" came into the discussion