1979 Ski Tique Dash Panel Wiring Diagram/Schematic |
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CabanaBoy
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Posted: April-06-2016 at 1:10pm |
1979 Ski Tique Dash Panel Wiring Diagram/Schematic.
I searched the entire site and found for the later 80-82 but nothing specific to the 79 Ski Tique. Yes, I even searched through the Ref Manuals and Misc Files. Did I miss it? Thanks for the help. |
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Bri892001
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Phil,
The diagram on this page is about as detailed as I've seen for boat of that era. Some might be able to contribute more: http://www.correctcraftfan.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=9161&title=1976-dash-wiring-for-ignition-switch |
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8122pbrainard
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Phil,
Is there something more specific on the wiring you were looking for? What is it you want to do? The link Brian posted is the closest you will come. Thankfully, the wiring back then is very basic. If you have a hard time figuring it out, ask and I'm sure we can help. |
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CabanaBoy
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I was unable to "View" a wiring diagram on the link that was in your reply. Been having troubles on the site lately "Viewing" pics etc.
1) I hate anything electrical and wiring. During the rebuild last year I updated most everything on the Tique. When running, the Clips on some of the instruments were falling off and killing the motor. I thought this winter I would R&R any of the old connections on the dash that I could easily replace from the Main Harness to the Fuses to the instrument. I swapped them out wire for wire, one at a time. Also, when the Motor was R&R'd at N3, the Nav Light was on constantly and draining the battery so I just Pulled the wires on that switch. I have not checked but may just be a bad swith I was just wanting to make sure, 100% that I had all wires replaced and in the correct location. |
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8122pbrainard
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CabanaBoy
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Nope, Just see your text.
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8122pbrainard
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Phil,
You mentioned you did look through the reference section manuals but you must have missed it. The wiring diagram I posted is on page 20 of the "PCM 302 and 351 engine manual" Take a look and see if you can see it. |
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CabanaBoy
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Thanks. I did return and got a copy of that to use .............
I was hoping to get a more "Pictorial" diagram showing wires etc. going to the gauges etc. but this should work. |
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8122pbrainard
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Phil, I believe the "clips" you mention are the .250 Sta-con quick connects. I've found the ones used back in the era were a bronze and with time become brittle, loose their tension, break and fall off. I suggest replacing them with a high quality adhesive lined heat shrink type. I've noticed your frustration with electrics. Perhaps you have a friend that could help out? |
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