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    1986 Yamaha 90 wont start

    Hello Everyone!
    Hoping for some help. Removed motor to replace transom. Rewired gauges but not wires to motor. My motor once re-installed will not start. I have tilt & Trim at motor but not at shifter. I do have power before and after ignition switch, neutral switch has been replaced at shifter. Motor does not click or make any sounds when switch is turned over. Any and all help would be most appreciated.
    Last edited by egmesser; 07-27-2015, 05:20 PM.
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    Originally posted by egmesser View Post
    Hello Everyone!
    Hoping for some help. Removed motor to replace transom. Rewired gauges but not wires to motor. My motor once re-installed will not start. I have tilt & Trim at motor but not at shifter. I do have power before and after ignition switch, neutral switch has been replaced at shifter. Motor does not click or make any sounds when switch is turned over. Any and all help would be most appreciated.
    Need more info.
    Does atleast your chock solenoid clunk (work).
    Obviously you need to check your wiring particularly connection of your loom and battery cables at the engine.

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    • #3
      No. The starter solenoid does not click. The signal from the ignition through the neutral safety switch to the starter solenoid is there. The signal from the trim/tilt switch on the forward controls is also making it to their respective solenoids. The tilt/trim switch on the motor works the solenoid as expected. The key switch and the tilt/trim switch on the forward controls is not working.

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      • #4
        I meant to write asking whether you can hear the choke solenoid clicking when you tilt that switch on and off.
        You do have your kill switch cord attached?
        If so give the tag a wriggle (it pulls a pin out to make an electrical connection to allow starter switch to operate starter motor)

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        • #5
          The choke solenoid does not click when you hit the switch and the kill switch is operating as expected through testing with multimeter.

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