My ice-maker was replaced with a 12v compressor fridge by a previous owner, and it looks like the space has been modified.
I believe i will have to remove the fridge to get to the seat
Ahhh, there's a job nearly everyone has to do at some point me included. I'm sure I read about it in thread a few times...Someone broke my jumpseat above it and pucshed the seatback way too far.
screws around the trim (if they are still there), and pull out of the cavity. The ice maker is awkward to handle. Compressor is set way back to the rear, and that is a tight space. You may be able to pull it out far enough to get an arm up to the top of the cavity, where you will remove 4 nuts off the threaded bolts (maybe 6, I forget). Then the seat lifts straight up.
Those aren't fuses. They are circuit breakers. Known issues for nav lights are universal across all boats. Corroded connections in the light fixtures, corroded connection at the switch(s), faulty wiring not providing voltage to the switch(s).
post a picture of what you are talking about. The only fuse block I have is behind helm, for accessories, like radar, vhf, chart plotter, etc. Maybe in 1995 it was mounted where you say. The parts manual is based on the 1995 model for the most part.
It sounds like an old tach. Probably best off with a modern replacement. I am using Faria. Good luck.
