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    It will is not charging ? Causing alkinds of electrical issues with fish finder and I figure if I run it enough will drain battery down quick . What can I check ?
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    There are two things you need to check here: the lighting coil under the flywheel and the regulator/ rectifier. To test the coil under the flywheel you'll need a DVA (see this video on making a cheap one:*https://youtu.be/juhri_NxQcQ) If that coil isn't putting out the specified voltage it is your problem. If it is good connect the regulator/ rectifier again and see what voltage it is putting out. If it is low then it will need replacing. Hope this helps

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    Thanks I see what I can get done .

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    Thump, check beside your regulator. May be a little black box snap together cover with a fuse in it. Check that first. If that is good most likley regulator is bad. See if it looks overheated or burned. Merc has had a lot of problems with those regulators over the years.
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    The most common problem is bad diode(s) in the rectifier. Nowadays the rectifier is part of the regulator. Testing instructions are given in your manual.
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    Thanks y'all . I will check .

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    Checked that fuse already it is good

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    Well cray I said I checked it ,the fuse but sometimes finally found the little black boxes . And I did have a blown fuse in the plug like thing . Going see if that's my problem tonight when I get home . I hope it is . Thanks gentlemen for your help .
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    I had the same problem and it was a 25 Amp fuse under the motor cowling in one of the black box fuse holders

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