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Old 09 August 2010, 10:41   #1
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Yamaha 703 Dead man switch problem

Hi there,

i have a serious problem with my yamaha 703 remote:

as i turn off the ignition or pull the dead man switch, the engine keeps on turning
any ideas what wires to check?

thx

frank
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Old 09 August 2010, 11:03   #2
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Turning the key to "off" OR pulling the kill cord have the same effect. They connect a wire (white, as I recall) to ground. As both seem to have failed its unlikely that is a problem with the switch in the control box. You need to test for continuity between the switch and where it goes in the engine. If it were mine the first thing I would check it the "multiway" connector plug that couples the 703 to the engine. If you take the control box to pieces beware that it can be a bugger to get all back together again!
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thx for the quick answer, i will check this tonight !
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Yep, second Pol on all of that - I had the same thing on mine a couple of years ago - was one of the bullet connectors inside the 703.

And beware- the screws that hold the box together have an annoying habbit of snapping when you try to undo them, so if it's not your loom connector, use a LOT of your favourirte "release juice" before opening! (the cast threads on the case are spigots, so heat is as good as useless)
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