Bonding Wires

If it is indeed daisy chained, a poor practice which saves labor and materials, I would check the rest of the bonding to be sure.

What kind of boat?

Good looking shaft zincs but prop tip galvanic erosion usually means the zinc is not making good connection to the shaft.
Bottom paint can be effected if it has a high metal filler (copper, tin, zinc).

You can measure electrical resistance between all metal fixtures.
Surveyors usually do this during out of water purchase inspections.

There is an in the water test method that measures voltage between the water and subject thru hull with a silver slug and test meter.

Just keep it simple, good clean electrical connections between all thru hull options. Fresh wire cables and lugs, up&out of bilge water.

Daisy-chain is easier but not the best pattern to follow. Common fore-aft straps (like a back bone) and all tied to this, is the recommended bonding design.

My old Hatteras had a copper strap running the length of the boat. When I rewired, I ran a 6 AWG green wire with terminal blocks in various spots where there were numerous wires like the ER, Stern etc

Always stay on guard and concerned about other marina boats.
Our shop and divers have witnessed way to much carnage of boat equipment.
Hopefully your surveyor can show you how to test for a trouble neighboring boat.

Anybody aboard that would have knowledge of, schematic of, or just a compass heading for finding information on the grounding system (not ground) on a 1975 62' Pacemaker M/Y? Need to ring out the connections 'cause stbd side zinc has suddenly gone inactive.. Original manual long lost. .

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Thx

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Questions on your issue;;
Your stb zinc was on the shaft, tab transom?
Or stb C-Pac has gone inactive?
We can not read minds so please fill us in on all parameters of your boat, failures, recent work in the bilges, recent work of any thru-hill hardware, when you discovered your issue.
Also, have you moved slips or new neighbor on either side?

Thru hull fittings, shafts, rudders, tabs and more work as a system.
Then sometimes (mostly pending design) tied to green wire dock service.
We need lots of info before any work for you can begin.

The first DIY activity you can preform is measuring resistance between all under water equipment and report these reading also.
A great big truth table (spread sheet) can help you and us point to your issue.

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