Hello all,
I have a Yamaha F60TLR 6C5 L 1028094 (numbers on mount bracket). The motor has less than 50 hours on it . I splashed it down off the lift yesterday and tied up to my floating dock so I could head out for a day of fishing this morning. When I went to tilt the motor down to leave the dock, all I got was a clicking noise (using the pan switch and using the shifter switch). The "up" mode works fine as I tilted it up yesterday when I tied up and could hear it working again today. I'm assuming the relay is bad or possibly a flaky connection somewhere? (all the connections that I can see look like new) There are three wires coming from the pump motor to a blue connector (wires are sky blue, red, and green) From there, I don't know where they go.....they disappear into another larger bunch of wires all taped together. What should I do to test/bypass the relay and where is it located? Would a picture help? I would take it out of the water and trailer it to a dealer but don't have a way to get it to the ramp.
I would certainly appreciate any help/suggestions at this point. The sand gnats were so bad that I couldn't work on it very long! Hate those noseeums.
Thanks in advance.
I have a Yamaha F60TLR 6C5 L 1028094 (numbers on mount bracket). The motor has less than 50 hours on it . I splashed it down off the lift yesterday and tied up to my floating dock so I could head out for a day of fishing this morning. When I went to tilt the motor down to leave the dock, all I got was a clicking noise (using the pan switch and using the shifter switch). The "up" mode works fine as I tilted it up yesterday when I tied up and could hear it working again today. I'm assuming the relay is bad or possibly a flaky connection somewhere? (all the connections that I can see look like new) There are three wires coming from the pump motor to a blue connector (wires are sky blue, red, and green) From there, I don't know where they go.....they disappear into another larger bunch of wires all taped together. What should I do to test/bypass the relay and where is it located? Would a picture help? I would take it out of the water and trailer it to a dealer but don't have a way to get it to the ramp.
I would certainly appreciate any help/suggestions at this point. The sand gnats were so bad that I couldn't work on it very long! Hate those noseeums.
Thanks in advance.
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