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Beautiful! Yes I love fall boating as well. Our favorite thing to do is wake up early and head out and have breakfast at one of the restaurants on the river. It's just one of the things that makes boating life so Awesome!

Also, Cocktail Time What engines do you have in your 400? I'm trying to find which spark plugs I need to get to replace them in my 2x 454 cubic inch or 7.4 L Mercruisers. BooYah

Hi Cocktail time, Well I'm happy to report that I resolved the issue. Once the DC wire was dead from being arc'd during installation I found that it was wire 518. Wire 518 leads from the helm side wall in the engine compartment and next to the 518 wire was the fuse I have been looking for. Thank...

Hi Phil, Well I'm happy to report that I resolved the issue. Once the DC wire was dead from being arc'd during installation I found that it was wire 518. Wire 518 leads from the helm side wall in the engine compartment and next to the 518 wire was the fuse I have been looking for. I wanted to...

Phil, That is some great information. Hopefully I can print those out and take a look. I had a boat mechanic take a look. He said it's wire 518 and the panel that it comes from should reference 518 on the panel for a fuse. Does that mean anything to you??? Thank you so much for the information...

Thanks for the idea. When disconnecting the fridge to replace it. The 12 volt black and red wires touched and sparked. I now have no power to that red wire. The wire says 518 on it . I assume that wire is marked on the other end at some fuse or panel . I cannot locate that fuse or panel.

330 1997 Searay sundancer. Upper deck box Norcold (brand new) when being installed the DC wires arc'd and now only the electrical side is turning on. Does anyone know where the suspect fuse is located by any chance? Thank You BooYah

Hi Blue violet, Has anyone helped you out on your issue? I'm new to this forum and learning to navigate it. Your issue sounds very similar to my issue. Installing new Norcold fridge the DC wire arc'd. One is to assume a fuse blew. I currently have a mechanic looking at it but I thought I would...