Wiring Problem!

[andyhuddy]

Whoops, before I could take a picture so I knew some wires fell out! Its for my bilge pump! What goes where? Thanks guys

[martini]

All depends on whats on the other end of the wires! Keep trying different ways until it does what you want would be my suggestion

[andyhuddy]

Haha that would be the logical way, but neither seem to work now :s

[andyhuddy]

If this is of any help, the wire in the above picture with the blue connector on, goes to a wire on the panel below, this goes into some tape then into one wire and through my hull.

[Poly]

Andy I think you are dreaming if you think anyone can solve that from there. If pot luck / trial and error doesn't get you there then you probably need a systematic approach using a multimeter etc. To be honest though you'll need an ounce of an idea what you are trying to fix otherwise its just a sea of red wires...

[tonymac]

Originally Posted by Poly

Andy I think you are dreaming if you think anyone can solve that from there. If pot luck / trial and error doesn't get you there then you probably need a systematic approach using a multimeter etc. To be honest though you'll need an ounce of an idea what you are trying to fix otherwise its just a sea of red wires...

+1

[andyhuddy]

Originally Posted by Poly

Andy I think you are dreaming if you think anyone can solve that from there. If pot luck / trial and error doesn't get you there then you probably need a systematic approach using a multimeter etc. To be honest though you'll need an ounce of an idea what you are trying to fix otherwise its just a sea of red wires...

Thanks! I actually work in Electrical wholesale! Solved the problem anyway hahahaha!!!
I wasn't putting a wire off the fuse! Oopsie

Thanks for everyones help! Heres the completed item!

[tonymac]

Originally Posted by andyhuddy

Thanks! I actually work in Electrical wholesale! Solved the problem anyway hahahaha!!!
I wasn't putting a wire off the fuse! Oopsie

Thanks for everyones help! Heres the completed item!

Well done! Without a hands-on there was no chance of us helping too much.