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I just bought an 88 Winner Intrigue 1700 and I'm trying to locate a service manual or wiring schematic so I can become familiar with the boat. does any one know where I can find something like this?
I just bought an 88 Winner Intrigue 1700 and I'm trying to locate a service manual or wiring schematic so I can become familiar with the boat. does any one know where I can find something like this?
So far as the wiring of additional items which are installed such as a radio, horn, navigation lights and maybe others, your search will be hard. Now if your looking for the wiring diagram for the engine and gauges this is much easier. We can probably help but need to know if you have an Outboard or I/O and is it a Mercruiser, Volvo or other?
It's got a Mercruiser inboard 3.0 GM block. it's been awhile since I've looked at the boat, I have a six month old boy. I've started tearing the engine down and have a service manual for that, and an operator manual, I just don't have any information for the boat itself. are there wiring harness kits for boats as I may have to replace or rebuild it.
If it isn't real old you can either get a custom Merc engine harness or make your own. The engine plug to the helm is readily available. Still could use at least a year of the boat to narrow it down
it's an 88. it was outside for at least three years and the wires are showing their age, if I can find merc harnesses or a basic harness for the boat that would be an awesome place to start once I get there.
Being an 88 this is right in the middle were things started changing. If you going from scratch I would suggest to make your own using one of these in the link below or to search for Mercruiser wiring harness and see other folks. http://www.cpperformance.com/c-146-wiring-harnesses.aspx