Lee I have a question about the tower light switch on my 06 24ve. I see that it is already pre wired without a relay should I run a relay anyways and if not how may amps can I run thru the switch. Any imput is appreciated
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I think the switch is rated for 20 amps but cannot remember for sure. Look under the dash at the breaker box and see what the breaker shows. It would not hurt to run a relay any ways. -
Thank you I think that Ill run the relays anyways better safe than sorry
4-7-09 And still employeed for yet another week (subject to change at any moment)have we hit bottom yet?Comment
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My tower light switch is tied to a 20 amp fuse. Spent awhile under the dash last weekend finishing the wiring for the ballast systemLet it be!!!Comment
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OK Lee I got another question for you is this my main fuel line and if so what would you recomend for a fuel filter I need to cut into this for the transmitter for my gph meter4-7-09 And still employeed for yet another week (subject to change at any moment)have we hit bottom yet?Comment
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A small in-line fuel filter from an marine dealer.Comment
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Yes that is the line that runs to the engine from the tank.Comment
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WOW thats what I call fast service thank you very much
4-7-09 And still employeed for yet another week (subject to change at any moment)have we hit bottom yet?Comment
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Just put the kids in bed and was checking my e-mail.Comment
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Fuel Flow Transducer.
juniors
What engine do you have?
If you have the marine power engine, then you will need to place the flow transducer just before the fuel pump.
The transducer needs to be vertical!
DavidTige, it's a way of life!Comment
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It looks like you had to pull the floor up to take that pic. May I make a recommendation:Originally posted by juniors View Post
I would try to install/mount the transducer, filter, etc, in a location that would be easily accessible for service and inspection. You don"t want any more splices in a fuel line than you need because each one is a potential leak so make those splices where you can get to them if needed.Mikes Liquid Audio: Knowledge Experience Customer Service you can trust-KICKER WetSounds ACME props FlyHigh Custom Ballast Clarion LiquidLumens LEDs Roswell Wave Deflector And MoreComment
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I posted some pics of my fuel flow meter install-
http://www.tigeowners.com/forum/show...uel+flow+meter
I feel that it was one of the best things that I've done to the boat.Comment
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Juniors,
That is your ballast system next to the tank there? Is it an optical illusion,or does it look like there is not enough space to rotate the brass fitting onto the through hull? How did you do it?
I thought that we were told that adding a fuel flow meter could be done without hooking something up to the fuel lines because the ECM is already programmed for it? Does anyone remember that thread?
Nice install pics, Paublo.Be excellent to one another.Comment
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Tall, on the '07s, the dash and gages are changed, so it may not be the same as it was on my '04- but if I remember right, the existing gages would accept the signal from a fuel flow meter, but you would lose one of the other functions. And the actual meter (or device that read the flow) would still have to be purchased and intalled. That's why I went ahead and just added the gage too.Comment
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I remember in the thread that the guages were programmed by Faria for the options. Ours were not programmed with the Fuel Flow functions. Someone had confirmed this with FariaLet it be!!!Comment
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