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    chris mason
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    Vessel Name: Hi Bid
    Engines: Cummins 6BTA
    Location: Ponce Inlet Florida
    Country: USA

    Hey all,
    Engine will roll over but does not start!
    Electric solenoid at governor this is not getting energized to stay in the run position….
    No gauges on the dash as well..
    Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
    Chris
    04 Meridian 459

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    Francis Valerio
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    Vessel Name: overslept
    Engines: Twin 4BT CPL741
    Location: Massapequa Park, New York Long Island
    Country: USA

    You are not getting battery power to your “ignition” circuit.

    You ARE getting power to your “starter” and your “cranking” switch or button.

    This is certainly an “electrical” problem of a corroded or loose wire or connection or a circuit breaker / fuse.

    Do you have twin engines? If so get in there with a test light and compare the 2 systems to see where you are having the loss of power.

    If single screw do the same thing with a test light and see where the “power” is interrupted.

    update the thread with progress please…

    the purpose of this forum is to help when you when you need it and to help others as an archived thread…

    Frank V

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    #100643

    chris mason
    Participant
    Vessel Name: Hi Bid
    Engines: Cummins 6BTA
    Location: Ponce Inlet Florida
    Country: USA

    I checked and renewed the connections to the engine mounted circuit breakers.
    Did not help…..
    I’m not getting power to the engine run and shutdown solenoid at the governor.
    Also no power to any of my gauges

    #100627

    Rob Schepis
    Forum Moderator
    Vessel Name: Tenacious
    Engines: 6BTA 5.9 330's - "Seaboard Style"
    Location: Long Island, NY
    Country: USA

    Have you checked “engine mounted circuit breaker” and it’s connections?

    Use the search function with me as author to see what it is and what it does.

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