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With the 100a inline and the wire guage it's probably coming from the B+ at the alternator. If you aren't having starting and charging issues it means that B+ at alternator has been wired to an isolator or switch somewhere else. If you have been experiencing charging issues then stack that guy onto the B+ starter post.
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I don’t think I am having charging issues, however the boat is wired for dual batteries and i have power when the disconnect is set on “1” and “1&2”...I do not have power when the disconnect is on “2”.
Do I understand that the cable is likely a +charging cable coming from the alternator that is meant for the second battery?
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Originally posted by freeheel4life View PostWith the 100a inline and the wire guage it's probably coming from the B+ at the alternator. If you aren't having starting and charging issues it means that B+ at alternator has been wired to an isolator or switch somewhere else. If you have been experiencing charging issues then stack that guy onto the B+ starter post.Mikes Liquid Audio: Knowledge Experience Customer Service you can trust-KICKER WetSounds ACME props FlyHigh Custom Ballast Clarion LiquidLumens LEDs Roswell Wave Deflector And More
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Originally posted by Powerlock25 View PostI don’t think I am having charging issues, however the boat is wired for dual batteries and i have power when the disconnect is set on “1” and “1&2”...I do not have power when the disconnect is on “2”.
Do I understand that the cable is likely a +charging cable coming from the alternator that is meant for the second battery?
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I would bet if you look closely around your alternator you will find the other end of this disconnected wire buried in the harness. Probably doubled back on itself and ziptied inside of the split loom. If you look at the B+ post of alternator and the wire connected to it and follow that wire it will run to either an isolator or a switch.Last edited by freeheel4life; 07-31-2018, 09:45 PM.
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