2008 Yamaha 212SS Fuse box location. Problem Solved!

[Lal4indy]

Hi all,

First day out nd one engine fires right up - other one noting no crank no nothing. Not the batteries as they both work off same switch. Me thinking it's possibly a fuse. According to owners manual, there is a 10 A fuse in the ignition coil holder. Very sketchy diagram in manual. Anyone have any experience replacing fuse. Where is the ignition coil holder

Thanks

Ended up being a bad switch on clean out hatch. Best place to purchase????

 

[Babin Farms]

I would check the clean out hatch switches.

 

[Scottintexas]

Has it ever started for you?
My bet is a cable isn't hooked up to the battery (each engine has it's own cable) or your throttle isn't in nuetral or cleanout hatch switch isn't pressed down enough,
There is a fuse on the ecu under the circle cap

 

[Lal4indy]

H Tx for response. It's always started! I did check the the throttle numerous times because I thought that's the problem. It was in neutral for sure. As for cable being not attached, would seem strange to become unattached. No one was working on it. Aslo, hatch was closed as other engine fired right up. Are there two separate switches on hatch? Wher eis the ECU and cap?

thx

 

[Scottintexas]

the circle cap is on the black box on the back wall above the engine,

is the entire key switch assembly rotating when you turn the key ?? that's a common problem, the locknut behind the key ignition will crack and loosen

it's possible for the kill switch on the cleanout hatch to be a possible problem and that would be easy to bypass for testing purposes,

 

[Lal4indy]

Thx. I will check both ignition and kill switch. Seems strange that one engine would fire and other wouldn't if kill switch

 

[Scottintexas]

I believe the safety lanyard lets the engine crank but not start, it has two connections underneath the switch, one for each engine

the throttle and cleanout hatch switches will not let it crank,

the cleanout hatch has two switches under the hatch, one for each engine, some people tape a Nickle or washer to hold it down further,