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check engine low voltage

thcobb1

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Location
Auburn, AL
Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2012
Boat Model
AR
Boat Length
21
So last week I got a check engine light on the port engine. everything seemed to run fine with the exception of the no wake assist would not work on the port side.

I took it in to a dealer to get the code and all that showed up was low voltage. However, I checked both the house and cranking battery. Both were showing fully charged.

What next?
 
BAD GROUND WIRE TO THE ENGINE is the usual culprit
 
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