dgadee
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At anchor. Maye asking if Dehler is falling apart with my Heath Robinson approach to engines, so all is as normal
Dead Yanmar
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Refueler
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I still have the small screwdriver tester with bulb in handle and test lead ... in fact I have a couple ...
dgadee
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Can you post a pic or link?
Refueler
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6V 12V 24V CIRCUIT TESTER CAR ELECTRICAL PROBE LIGHT LAMP TEST SCREWDRIVER | eBay
usually included in the cheapo multi tool sets you can get in Halfords etc.
VicS
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You really need something which will be a much larger load. I have an old car headlamp bulb ( with only one filament now working) on a couple of leads but they are obsolete. A 21 watt indicator/ stop light/ rear fog light bulb would be the next best thing. They are still readily available.
It also makes a handy 12 volt "lead lamp"
Refueler
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I agree for serious stuff ... but even that 'screwdriver' sorts out quite a lot
dgadee
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€965 replacement cost! For a switch panel!!
I will have to think before I fling that amount of money at Yanmar. After all, it is just start, stop and revs I need having lost the engine hours value.
Ps; I should have put in a Beta.
I will have to think before I fling that amount of money at Yanmar. After all, it is just start, stop and revs I need having lost the engine hours value.
Ps; I should have put in a Beta.
Refueler
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I have a 2GM panel that works except for the gauge .... will I pay out for a panel - NO WAY !! I will remove panel and find way to replace just the non-working items with generic budget items ... I may even go the 3D printed panel route and fit own switches etc. using anything necessary from the old.
vas
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at that price I wouldn't even consider it!!
is there a PCB somewhere in there? Maybe take the switch panel off and see what's in there? on my old yanmar there was a v.simple pcb that did fusing and a couple of relays for fuel solenoid and something else. Had a good shower never worked again... did my own, but that's extreme.
Yours could be as simple as a burnt diode or transistor or fuse...
is there a PCB somewhere in there? Maybe take the switch panel off and see what's in there? on my old yanmar there was a v.simple pcb that did fusing and a couple of relays for fuel solenoid and something else. Had a good shower never worked again... did my own, but that's extreme.
Yours could be as simple as a burnt diode or transistor or fuse...
dgadee
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I will take it home and investigate. Engine shutoff is convenient, start could be just a wire to the solenoid, not sure about stop from button but certainly don't need a heater on the Med. I will make do for now.
Someone skilled could be making these and selling them at lower than Yanmar price and still make a good profit. Would not have to be more than a basic offering.
Someone skilled could be making these and selling them at lower than Yanmar price and still make a good profit. Would not have to be more than a basic offering.