Re: Mercruiser Engine/ GM Equivalent
I'm going to give you the way I do it on a car, it should work on a boat. Get a test light, they cost about 5 bucks at a parts store. Make sure it works, put one end on positive the other on negative. Disconnect the positive terminal on the battery. Place one end of the test light on the battery and the other on the terminal. You are essentially putting the test light between the battery and everthing elese. With the key off. Does the light come on? Even glow slghtly? Then you have a drain on the battery. Start disconnecting the fuses, one by one, check the light each time. If the light goes out, you know have a ciruit to concentrate on, put the fuse back in and start disconnecting stuff on that circuit, swithes, etc. Hopefully you'll find the problem and fix it. That should cover it. tedious but cheap process.