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  • craigc0914
    • Jun 2007
    • 37



    No electrical juice at all

    I started my 2005 SAN 210 before i left to the lake, when i got the boat in the water, i turned the key and got absolutely no electrical. I gently bumped my fist near the starter a few times and then i was able to get electrical and start the boat. Anyone know of what wires could come loose behind the ignition key slot during the trailer ride to the lake?
  • Rick
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Mar 2004
    • 1250

    • San Diego, Ca

    • 1962 Keaton Utility. 2000 Ski 1965 Barracuda

    #2
    RE: No electrical juice at all

    Sounds like a dead spot on the starter armature or possibly loose wires at ther starter or solenoid. It could also be a grounding issur with the solenoid. Puyy all the wires and solenoid. Clean them and the contact between the mount and solenoid. then re attach everything. If its a dead spot in the armature of the starter it will be intermittent and replacement is the only option. I would work on the ground/ corrosion solution first.
    Nautiqueless in San Diego

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    • sanddragon2004
      • Sep 2005
      • 78



      #3
      RE: No electrical juice at all

      get out a test light and look for power at the lanyard switch ignition switch, starter relay. and velvet drive neutral switch

      yellow wire with red stripe. the kill switches go bad on them like crazy.
      93 sport nautique

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      • craigc0914
        • Jun 2007
        • 37



        #4
        is the solenoid right behind the ignition switch (black with 4 wires coming off it)? If it was the kill switch, wouldnt i get the starter to turn over but no engine start?

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