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    Need help with Johnson wiring

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    I having trouble identifying and location where these three wires go. 2001 Johnson 225 HO. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Mike
    Two gray wires one male and one female connectors.... One orangish wire with black tracer female connector....







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    Grey is tach. Tan with or without tracer is Temp wire. Black is ground for something. I would think all three are connected near ignition pack on top of motor. The grey to grey on ign pack. Tan to sensor in head or top of block. Black could be temp sensor ground.

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    The tan and black wires could be the oil tank level connections and the gray for a test tachometer.
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    I'm not using the VRO. The tan and black wires make sense.... Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by davemvegas View Post
    Grey is tach. Tan with or without tracer is Temp wire. Black is ground for something. I would think all three are connected near ignition pack on top of motor. The grey to grey on ign pack. Tan to sensor in head or top of block. Black could be temp sensor ground.
    Tan can also be oil pump or oil tank alarm.
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    Tan with the black stripe is the SystemCheck gauge LOW OIL wire from the oil tank plus its black ground connection.

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    Take a pair O wire pliers and just cut all the ones you don't know are...cut and be done with it. Easy Peazy!

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    Easy Peazy.... I like it.... Merry Christmas Gary..... Thanks everyone for the help.....


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    Gary, do you still have that Allison that likes to get its occupants wet!

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    I do.... sorta. The Allison(SackOCats)is still in AZ...AKA The Bat Cave(Dave Bush's Gayrage). Engine in pieces scattered throughout the compound. Hopefully I will be summoned along with skiboater(Mike Lambert) this winter/spring to slap it back together. I'm not holding my breath as it's been a couple of years...

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    I know Bill. Was in it onetime when it got him wet.

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    I see... question is did you also get wet. When I got wet it was my fault. Butt when I got helped back in I was asked "How fast do you think you were going?" I punched the tattle tail on the GPS... 100.9 . It has been the fastest but wonder if I can call it my personal best.
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    did the DBR 450hp engine survive other then being wet?

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    Yep, good thing I always wear the Lifeline and have the kill switch clipped. When I surfaced, I was about 3' under, I had to turn 180 to see the boat a couple hundred feet away facing away. Just sitting there like it never happened. LOL
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