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galaxyranger

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  1. Yes. The cable attached to the spade connection goes to the warning  lamp and ignition. 

    When I got sparx it was from the large spade connection  next to the warning lightcable.connection. 

    I checked  with a multimeter with the cables in 5heir current location at the battery terminals whilst the engine was running and the reading didn't go up at all.

    I will cracking on tommorow 

    Thanx

     

     

  2.  the red cable with the blck tape goes to the positive on the battery , i am pretty sure the other end is attached to the B+ terminal, but i didn't get a reading from that terminal but got sparks from the three spade connecters, this is the live feed no.

    thanx for input, if i swap the connection over and its wrong , everthing will be ok or will there be sparks

    cheers

  3. I have just returned from an eventfull trip to Ely with my partner and the kids, Everything was fine untill we ran out of battery pwer in the wild fens.

    I went to start the engine only to discover that the television switched off and the engine wouldn't turn over, I thought this was strange as the leisure battery and starter battery are on 

    seperate systems, I checked the voltage on boyh battrys , they were both the same 11.54, this again I thought was strange, this emplys both batterys are connected as one and 

    the split charge relay was permanently on. I limped back to ely , I replaced the switch and charged the battery only to discover that I am not getting a charge from the alternator, the alternator is new so I am hoping that I have wired it up wrong.

    alternator part no 382-08919

    it has terminals W or M

    B+ 

    3 spade connections 

    at the moment the exciter cable from the ignition goes to the spade connection and the charge to my battery is from B+, is this correct,

    I think i have the connections the wrong way round.

    thanx in advance

  4. It's fixed.

    I adjusted the cable to the gearbox. I noticed that the cable was pulling the lever

    a long way over whilst in reverse but not that much in forward so I adjusted the toggle on the lever.I shall get her moved then apply the changes to the oil

    Many thanxs

    • Greenie 1
  5. The dipstick was indeed stuck. There was too much oil in the reduction box. I have emptied some out. Slighthe creamy Ness on surface. When engine is stopped the prop is engaged.

    I have to leave my mooring by this weekend. If I could get away with changing oil after I move to my new spot . My priority is to move

    Thanx for input

     Nothing like a bit of drama. A quick cuppa then start her up

  6. I popped up to halfords the other day to get some oil . What it suggestsays in the manual. They didn't have any but suggested I use the gear oil they have.

    Tommorow I shall go to Wilcot to get the correct  oI'll.  Drain the oil and replace

    I don't know  the exact  oil I bought . I shall go to the boat in the morning and find out.

    Thanx for the input

     

  7. I also thouight the reduction box dipstick was stuck, but it pulles out and then won't come any further also i cant see any marks on it, i suppose if it was stuck I wouldnt see the marks anyway. As far as the oil in the gearbox, i have just topped it up and not taken any out, would you suggest I let some oil out and check it?

    could I  have put to much oil in the gearbox or too much or not enough in the reduction box,

    thanx for you time

  8. I have a lister SR2 with hydraulic gear box.The gearbox was engaged in forward so I topped up the gearbox. I also put oil in what I believe  to be the reduction box . I couldn't find a dipstick  on the reduction box . Just a plunger. Similar to a dipstick but doesn't come out.

    Now the reverse and neutral engage but not forward. 

    I put oil where the tall brass bolt is on the reduction box.should I have done this?.

    Any advice.

    Regards

    Galaxy ranget

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