Super User Tennessee Boy Posted June 8, 2022 Super User Posted June 8, 2022 Welcome to the forum. I don’t understand the question so I’m gonna try to guess. You have a bass boat that had an electrical problem. You started rewiring it to fix the problem then realized that rewiring was not necessary. Now you are asking for advice on what to do next. Is that what you’re asking? Quote
Super User MN Fisher Posted June 8, 2022 Super User Posted June 8, 2022 Can you rephrase that to make it more understandable? Quote
Super User Deleted account Posted June 8, 2022 Super User Posted June 8, 2022 See if Randy B. will buy it at a premium.... Quote
Super User Bird Posted June 8, 2022 Super User Posted June 8, 2022 So you got a Bass boat that was " fine " , meaning no electrical issues but someone pulled the wiring before you took possession of the boat. ? Either way, have it looked at by a professional boat shop. Quote
Super User Jigfishn10 Posted June 8, 2022 Super User Posted June 8, 2022 Well above a .08...IMO 1 1 Quote
Super User WRB Posted June 8, 2022 Super User Posted June 8, 2022 I believe the OP pulled out the original wire to replace then realized that was a mistake. What wire was pulled out? TM power wire or all the wiring? Tom Quote
NavyToad Posted June 8, 2022 Posted June 8, 2022 I’m full of suggestions. What do you want to know? 1 Quote
Super User Tennessee Boy Posted June 11, 2022 Super User Posted June 11, 2022 I’m guessing we will never hear from the OP again and will never know what the problem was. What a shame. We all love a good electrical issue. ? Quote
Super User casts_by_fly Posted June 12, 2022 Super User Posted June 12, 2022 15 hours ago, Tennessee Boy said: I’m guessing we will never hear from the OP again and will never know what the problem was. What a shame. We all love a good electrical issue. ? right? They are so easy and so much fun to debug from a distance on someone else’s boat. 1 Quote
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