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Glacier Bay Motor Switch TRP215K-B, for 2006 Boat

Discussion in 'Electronics' started by James Gordley, Sep 8, 2024.

  1. James Gordley

    James Gordley New Member

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    our toggle switch is very corroded and needs replacing but can not find the switch plus the housing to rewire it. Anyone can help is greatly appreciated
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  3. James Gordley

    James Gordley New Member

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    Thank you very much, was hoping to find a prewired switch
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    Capt Ralph Senior Member

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    Prewired??
    Prewired to what.
    I'm sorry but I do not understand anything past common switch connections.
    Could this be a factory modular switch assembly?
    Some pictures may help us better understand your issue.
  5. James Gordley

    James Gordley New Member

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    the photos do not want to open under the next window asking for the url address
  6. James Gordley

    James Gordley New Member

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    Here is a bit more info on the issue, Has low power to turn the motors over, twin 06 Suzuki, 150's. They either click or turn over very slowly. Terminals cleaned, 13 Volts in all 3 Batteries, 18 Volts at starter. Any Idea on where else to look, thought it might be the toggle switch but we can not find a replacement LIKE the old one.
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    Is that 18 Volts at the starter while it is cranking ?