SCboaterGC
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Hey guys I have a constant alarm that sounds when the key is in the on position. This isn't the intermittent beep from a low oil sensor. To be safe I checked and disconnected the two blue wires going to the oil reservoir. The alarm was still the constant beep. I then traced the tan/blue wire coming from the overheating sensor back to a terminal block just back from the starter on the starboard side. At first I just disconnected the wire feeding that sensor and the alarm was still constant. I disconnected the tan/blue wire powering that sensor from the terminal block (at least to my knowledge it's feeding it). Touching that wire to the block caused the alarm to sound. Is this possibly an issue in the ignition box itself? I was going to investigate but as luck would have it, it's began to rain. None of the wires coming from the harness appear to be damaged allowing it to ground out. Can anyone give me an idea of where the actual alarm is itself so I can replace it. I couldn't find anything online showing it's location.
Also, when the motor is running the block is cool to the touch on top, middle, and bottom. There is a good strong piss coming out and I don't think there is an actual issue with the impeller. This alarm sounds even when the motor hasn't been cranked, as soon as the key is in the on position.
Sorry for the long rant I want to tinker with it but the weather has other ideas. Thanks in advance!
Also, when the motor is running the block is cool to the touch on top, middle, and bottom. There is a good strong piss coming out and I don't think there is an actual issue with the impeller. This alarm sounds even when the motor hasn't been cranked, as soon as the key is in the on position.
Sorry for the long rant I want to tinker with it but the weather has other ideas. Thanks in advance!