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kmcousins
01-10-2006, 05:10 PM
I have a 1975 19' Chager with a Olds 455 I need some help on the wiring. I would like to know if anyone has any tricks. I looking for a basic wiring chart or somthing to get me started. I got this boat and it has no wires any where.Anything would be helpful. Thanks

Cole1313
01-12-2006, 07:44 AM
I have a 1975 19' Chager with a Olds 455 I need some help on the wiring. I would like to know if anyone has any tricks. I looking for a basic wiring chart or somthing to get me started. I got this boat and it has no wires any where.Anything would be helpful. Thanks
Do you have any pics?? How many gauges? is the block wired at all?

lucky
01-12-2006, 07:51 AM
go to gear head thread - and look under the pinned topic of tec --there is wire diagrams , you will have to scroll - great info

BUSBY
01-12-2006, 07:52 AM
From the tech tip thread ...
Standard Boat Wiring color Codes.
Blk -Grounds-General
Blk/Brn -Pump Grounds
Blk/Red -Voltmeter Grounds
Blk/Org -Isolated Accessory Grounds
Blk/Yel -ignition stop
Blk/Grn -Water Level Sender Ground
Blk/Blu -Lighting Grounds
Blk/Gry -Nav Light Grounds
Blk/Wht -Battery Parallel Solenoid
Brown -Pumps-General, Bilge or Sump (Manually Switched)(Also alternator starter to Ign.)
Brn/Red -Pumps, Bilge or Sump
Brn/Org -Power feed to Auto Bilge Switches-Pumps, Fuel/Oil Tranfer or Priming
Brn/Yel -Baitwell or Aerator
Brn/Grn -Fresh Water Pump/Water Maker
Brn/Blu -Head Pump
Brn/Vio -Washdown Pump
Brn/Wht -trim pos sender
Red - Battery Feeds Unprotected
Red/Vio -Misc. Accy. Main Feed Protected (fused) from batt to trim panel.
Pink -Fuel Sender
Org/Blk -Audio System Feed
Org/Brn -Electric Head-Sanitation System
Org/Red -Wiper Port
Orange -Accessories common feed- Dist Panel to Acc switch-Anode Electrode-Mercathode
Org/Yel -Diesel Pre-heat
Org/Grn -Wiper Stbd
Org/Blu -Communications Equipment
Org/Vio -Navigation Equipment
Org/Wht -Wiper Center
Yel/Blk -Choke - Neutral saftey trans mounted
Yel/Red -Start Solenoid(starting circut), Neutral Safety
Yel/Org -Powered Ventilation, Fans
Yellow -Bilge Blowers -(also alternator DC output)
Yel/Wht -Rudder Angle Sender
Grn/Red -Stop Solenoid/Kill Switch
Grn/Yel -AC Grounding
Green -Bonding
Grn/Wht -Engine Trim in and or tilt down
Grn/Org -Engine Independent Trim down
Blu/Blk -Cabin Lights
Blu/Brn -Oil Temp Send
Blu/Red -Cabin or Cockpit Lights Port
Blu/Org -Engine Independent Tilt Up
Blu/Yel -Lighting Circuits to Remote Send
Blu/Grn -Cabin or Cockpit Lights Stbd
Blu -Instrument & General Lighting
Blu/Vio -Courtesy, Boarding Lighting
Blu/Wht -Engine Trim Outand/or Tilt Up
Light Blue -Oil Pressure
Vio/Red -Eng. or Generator B+ from Breaker
Vio/Yel -I/O Trim Up (ballast bypass)
Vio/Grn -I/O Trim Down
Vio -12v Ignition-Generator or Engine
Vio/Wht -Trim "Trailer" switch
Gry/Blk -Mast Light
Gry/Red -Spotlight Remote
Gry/Org -Docking Lights
Gry/Grn -Strobe or Beacon
Gry/Blu -Spreader/Flood Lights
Gry/Vio -Windlass/Winch
Gray -Navigation (running) Lights, Tach. Send
Gry/Wht -Anchor Light
Wht/Brn -Temp. Alarm or Indicator
Wht/Red -Fuel Alarm or Indicator -((Ignition module to Dist.)Mercury Thunderbolt Ignition)
Wht/Org -Fire Alarm or Indicator
Wht/Yel -Air Flow Alarm or Indicator
Wht/Grn -Water Press/Flow Alarm or Indicator - ((Ignition module to Dist.)Mercury Thunderbolt Ignition)
Wht/Blu -Oil Press Alarm or Indicator
Wht/Vio -Voltage Alarm or Indicator
White -General Alarm Usage, Yamaha Kill Switch
Tan - Water Temp sender
Tan/Blu -Warning system sense wire (Audio warning)
Pink -Fuel sender

robk
01-12-2006, 07:58 AM
I have a 1975 19' Chager with a Olds 455 I need some help on the wiring. I would like to know if anyone has any tricks. I looking for a basic wiring chart or somthing to get me started. I got this boat and it has no wires any where.Anything would be helpful. Thanks
This one worked for me...
http://www.classicboatbeachbash.com/WiringDiagram.htm
Rob

kmcousins
01-12-2006, 05:02 PM
Do you have any pics?? How many gauges? is the block wired at all?
It has 5 total 1 tach water, volt, oil temp and press. I was thinking I was going to remove the oil press I don't think I will need it. No the block is bare. I don't even know if the gauges work I might have to buy all new ones. It has procomp liq. filled ones in there now.

n8dawg
01-12-2006, 05:55 PM
whatever you do DO NOT remove the oil pressure gauge!!

Cas
01-12-2006, 08:39 PM
http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data/500/3870igndia2.BMP

kmcousins
01-12-2006, 08:55 PM
http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data/500/3870igndia2.BMP
Thanks thats what I was looking for. :)

maxwedge
01-12-2006, 11:59 PM
whatever you do DO NOT remove the oil pressure gauge!!
I think all the Olds people will agree here. If could have only one gauge on an Olds. Thats the one! Search "Olds" in this forum for more info. :p

Cole1313
01-13-2006, 07:39 AM
whatever you do DO NOT remove the oil pressure gauge!!
HAHAHAHAHA. Listen to this. Do not remove the oil pressure gauge.

Moneypitt
01-13-2006, 08:01 AM
HAHAHAHAHA. Listen to this. Do not remove the oil pressure gauge.
I'll go a step further, put in a Pro lite, big bright one, right in your face. AND install a mechanical oil pressure gauge, back by the motor is OK, that you can see from the drivers seat, to verify the electrical is accurate............MP
PS: Don't let those "Olds" stories scare you, with the right stuff they are teriffic engines and make tons of torque. Just don't try to RPM it like a chevy.