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Thread: 2000 Bass Tracker Pro 175 no power tilt. motor want crank, depth finder out.

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    Default 2000 Bass Tracker Pro 175 no power tilt. motor want crank, depth finder out.


    Was fishing for couple of hours and looked down and my depth finder was blank. Checked battery it was good. tried to start the boat and it was dead, power tilt was also out. Fuses all checked out, changed tilt switch on bow of the boat where depth finder connects nothing. Trolling motor works and switches that control circulation pumps work. HELP !
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    How did you check battery. If you didn’t charge then load test no way to really know.
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    Bad wire going to the motor?
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    What they said. How do you know the battery is really good? There are only a very finite number of things that could be going on here. 1. Bad battery. 2. Bad wire between the battery and the motor. 3. Bad switch in between.

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    A test light would help trace it down pretty quickly
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    Sounds like you might have lost ground at engine. Check your ground cable.....the end that fastens to your engine block....undo the bolt that holds it down scrape end of cable clean and also the engine block where it makes contact.....reconnect. Also....another thing to check....there is a fuse underneath the cowl on the engine.....normally a inline fuse.
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    do you have an inline breaker on positive battery cable for cranking battery, maybe tripped and needs manual reset
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    Only one battery? That’s a lot for one battery to deal with.


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    Quote Originally Posted by badbull View Post
    Only one battery? That’s a lot for one battery to deal with.


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    i have two batteries, one for cranking/depth finder and one for trolling motor.

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    running two batteries, both check out.

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