I have been fighting a bad miss in my boat ( 2000 GT 40). Well after 6 months at the dealer the mechanic told me that the tach is bad and it is causing the motor to miss fire. Can this be right? I wouldnt think a tach would cuase a boat to misfire but just the opposite the missing boat would cause the tach to be allover the place right?
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Originally posted by DanielC View PostThe tach wire just pushes on a terminal on the back of the tach, I think it is a gray wire. Unplug the wire, and see if the miss goes away.
I asked that to the mechanic this very same thing he said it would run with out it can this also be right?2003 226 LE
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the tach gets the reading from the negative side of the coil
so what a bad tach does is ground out the coil, making it not fire
i think on your model it is a big plug, you will have to cut the grey wire down a little ways so you can tap back into it
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Originally posted by JUST-IN-TIME View Postthe tach gets the reading from the negative side of the coil
so what a bad tach does is ground out the coil, making it not fire
i think on your model it is a big plug, you will have to cut the grey wire down a little ways so you can tap back into it2003 226 LE
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