What to do if my MotorGuide Tour has a loss of power?
If your MotorGuide Outboard Motor is losing power, several actions can be taken. First, remove the propeller and clean or replace it if needed. Also, recharge the battery and test it for a bad cell. Ensure you are using appropriate six-gauge wire. Finally, ensure that the propeller is clean.
Why is my MotorGuide Outboard Motor losing power?
A loss of power in your MotorGuide Outboard Motor can stem from several causes. It could be due to a weak battery. The propeller might be loose, damaged, or off-balance. Faulty wiring or electrical connections could also be the culprit, possibly due to insufficient wire gauge (six-gauge wire is recommended). Other potential causes include cracked or chipped magnets, which may cause a whining or grinding sound, or water intrusion in the lower unit.
General| Steering | Electric |
|---|---|
| Speed Control | Variable |
| Digital Guardian | Yes |
| Battery Indicator | Yes |
| Type | Electric |
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