Fuse Board Lay out - 2003 Seadoo Utopia

[sydneygriffith]

Hi



I would like to add a fresh water shower to my seadoo utopia, but the sea doo manuals do not seem very usefulf to decipher the lay out of the fuse board.

I see 16 terminals on the fuse board but only 12 fuses slots which suggests to me that at least in some instances, multiple terminals may share one fuse. However I cant find a diagram that describes which terminal is associated with which fuse. The wiring diagram I found in the manual seem to cover the fuses but not the terminal points.

Any ideas?

 

[Dr Honda]

I just looked over the schematic, and it shows the fuses, and how they are wired. So... I think I'm missing your question.

You can use any of the open fuse slots to feed power to a fresh water pump.

Here's the one I installed into my Islandia. (the stock one was rotten) Just an FYI... if you aren't in a rush... they go on sale all the time. I've seen them as low as $9 !!!!!!!!! (I bought a spare when that happened) But... normally... they will drop down to $20 once a month. So... sign up for their email sale info.


http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=G18959

 

[sydneygriffith]

I just looked over the schematic, and it shows the fuses, and how they are wired. So... I think I'm missing your question. You can use any of the open fuse slots to feed power to a fresh water pump.

I think I may have just exposed my lack of electrical knowledge lol. All I am trying to decipher is how the 16 terminals (especially the open ones) are wired through12 fuses. If there were 16 corresponding fuses I would be able to easily match them but because there are only 12, I am not sure which terminals are sharing fuses. See the attached picture of my board.

Make sense?

 

[bigJake]

is it more complicated than putting in just one fuse at a time then checking each terminal with a volt meter to create your own mapping? If the terminal has voltage, then it is on that fuse.

 

[Dr Honda]

Yep... what Jake said. Put a meter on the terminal, and pull the fuse. But... as you already were thinking... there will be a couple on one fuse.

Unfortunately... the spade terminals aren't listed on the schematic. But... I have a good version for my Islandia. I'll see if that one has more info.

 

[Dr Honda]

I checked over all the books I have... and the spade terminals aren't listed. Knowing BRP... they bought a fuse block from a secondary manufacture (they basically only make the hulls)... and the external terminals probably weren't in the original design.

Sorry I couldn't give you more info.

 

[sydneygriffith]

thank you for trying.

 

[Dr Honda]

See... I told you if you wait... the price would drop.

So... here's the same pump, with the front dust cover missing. (all it does is cover the pressure switch terminals) Best of all... it's only $7 !!!!!



http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=G19297

 

[sydneygriffith]

Thanks. I am jumping on one of these asap.

thanks again