Can’t figure out what plug and where it connects on PCM GT40

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  • Marinshamrock
    • Mar 2021
    • 11

    • Marin County

    • Shamrock 200 Cuddy

    Can’t figure out what plug and where it connects on PCM GT40

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ID:	633765I can’t seem to figure out what this plug is for and what it plugs into I traced it back with the volt meter and found it’s grounded on the connections I marked with a sharpie on the ecm if anyone know please let me know it might be the source of my loping idle
  • Jonny Quest
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Aug 2014
    • 378

    • Salt Lake City, Utah via Texas

    • 2003 Ski Nautique 206 Limited with ZR6 Engine

    #2
    You may want to give this a try on www.CorrectCraftFan.com and see what those old-school guys say. You may want to provide a bit more info, such as engine model year and any issues / symptoms you may be having with the engine.

    JQ

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    • Nautiquehunter
      1,000 Post Club Member
      • Jun 2008
      • 2080

      • Flowery Branch GA Lake Lanier

      • 2008 210 SANTE 67 Correct Craft Mustang

      #3
      Does it still have a distributorless ignition ? The big conector looks like it plugged into the coil pack.

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      • mpost
        • Jun 2007
        • 138

        • Monticello, MN.

        • 98 SN GT40

        #4
        Look at this diagram.
        https://planetnautique.com/CorrectCr...entHarness.pdf

        the pins you have marked on the ecm harness look to be 20,40,& 60 which are ground, and 8 & 30. Pin 8 looks to go to the fuel pump pressure sensor?
        1998 SN GT40
        84 2001 Ski Nautique (sold)
        Monticello MN.

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        • gary s
          • Mar 2015
          • 334

          • Algonquin IL

          • 1969 Mustang SS, 1995 Nautique SS, 1978 Shamrock 20, 1988 Shamrock 170

          #5
          Green wire is the S.L.O.W. system. Should be plugged into a green wire leading to the dash light located near by the 8 pin engine to boat harness

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          • gary s
            • Mar 2015
            • 334

            • Algonquin IL

            • 1969 Mustang SS, 1995 Nautique SS, 1978 Shamrock 20, 1988 Shamrock 170

            #6
            Just saw your screen name. Whats the story with a GT40 and a Shamrock? I'm in the process of putting a 40 in my Shamrock 20ft WalkThru as well.
            You won't obviously have a green wire going up front to a light. The S.L.O.W. system senses if you have an overheat or low oil pressure and puts the engine into a safe mode which limits RPM and turns on the light on the dash.
            Last edited by gary s; 03-30-2021, 02:41 PM.

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            • Marinshamrock
              • Mar 2021
              • 11

              • Marin County

              • Shamrock 200 Cuddy

              #7
              Thanks guys for all the info would the slow system make it pipe at idle if the wire was not connected

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              • Marinshamrock
                • Mar 2021
                • 11

                • Marin County

                • Shamrock 200 Cuddy

                #8
                Also Gary the GT40 in my shamrock 200 Cuddy makes the thing fly is so over powered I’ve got it up to 45 on gps fully loaded and it was terrifying and if I didn’t have 2 people a live bait tank and a 300lbs cooler with wind it would have probably gotten up to 50+ I’ve got a speed prop for it but have no plans of putting it on

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