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Default Help wiring bass boat

I have a 15 or so year old 17' Aries w/ Merc 150 XR2 which needs some
wiring work. 24V trolling motor wired exclusive circuit to 2 12V deep
cycle batteries run in series. The trolling motor wires were installed
in a straight forward manner. I have no problems there.

Now on the other side of the boat, there are all of the instruments and
fish/depth finders. I have no idea how this thing has ever worked.
There are wires split off of wires 3 or 4 times, with so many wires run
to the back of the boat that I am not sure I can even get them all out.


At this point I would like to just rip out all current wiring, and
reinstall correctly. I have the book 12 Volt Bible and just ordered the
Boatowner's Illustrated guide to Wiring, based on the recommendataion
of some of the posters.

I would like to know why the instruments were not just wired directly
to a junction/fuse box under the console, and a big 6/8 gauge wire run
from the box to the back of the boat to the battery.

Any information on how I might proceed or references that I can acquire
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Brian

 
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