Recent content by Sethkins88

Just an update: I was able to find the wires coming out of the harness. Hardwired them and all is good, lights are working as they should. Thanks for the help

So the black grounds both the gunnel and bow lights. I have the green grounds for the fuel fill hooked up. Wondering what the green is for in this connector. Is there an additional fuel fill ground? Thanks

Gunnel lights stopped working as well, I haven't checked instrument lights. I had some rewiring done so I assume that's when it happened.. I'll have to dig into the boat and see what I can find

If you look at my above post, should this connector have wires running on the opposite of the plug? It seems like they just terminate there

There are no wires on the other side of this plug, I assume they should be there

Thanks guys

What do you mean hardwire them?

Mine are set up with red on the portside and green on the starboard side, both separate lens. They both have a black and a grey wire running to them and they wiring goes back to this connector

Troubleshooting my navigation lights on my 1999 222. They stopped working when the switch is activated. The green light at the switch lights up but not getting any power to the bow lights. The anchor does power on. I went ahead and replaced the lights with new Perkos as they needed replaced...

Thanks for the information

Thanks for the reply Yes, the memory fuse holder is connected to the stereo. I didn't think that those fuses would have any impact on the engine getting power so maybe it was a coincidence or as you said the shuffling around of wires. I did try switching the batteries via the selector with no...

I have a 1999 GW Fisherman 222 and noticed what seems to be an electrical issue. Today we were preparing to leave the sandbar, started the engine, turned on the electronics and the engine suddenly died. Went to restart it and noticed I had no power to the gauges and no power to the engine. The...

Thanks for the reply. I'm liking the idea of white bottom paint.

I'm not really interested in bottom painting as this boat will not remain in the water after use. The area where the gel coat has wore exposing the fiberglass is smooth and even with the surrounding gel coat. If I apply epoxy to the area, sand and reapply gel coat would it likely be an uneven area?

Thank you!