I HAVE A 1990 24 VOLT MOTORGUIDE ON MY 18 FT BASSBOAT AND WANT TO REPLACE IT WITH A NEW ONE,,,,WILL THE MOUNTING HOLES ON THE NEW ONES LINE UP WITH THE HOLES ALREADY DRILLED IN MY BOW

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Parts suppliers, Parts Diagrams and link to the Maker.

https://www.google.com/search?q=motorguide+gator+mount+parts

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any marina/boat dealer and yes u can..rather simple too.

whats the problem?

Make adjustments on linkage unitl all play is gone. Retighten lock screws,

tr 109 with 60 inch shaft uses the #24 gator mount, 50 inch and 45 inch use the #21 gator mount. Both have the springs

Yes and ...no. I'd look for one made for marine use... although any good quality switch will work...for a time. Corrosion will catch up with a :cheapie."
Try these guys... http://www.trollingmotorparts.com/default.aspx/MenuItemID/184/MenuGroup/Home.htm
Good Luck and God Bless, Luckymann77

2 of the wires are line voltage and they share a common nuetral.if they hook to batteries then the common will go to the neg of each battery and the other leads go to the positive terminal

I need the information off the tag motor frame volts amps and shaft type and I can tell you how to make it work. you didn't leave your e-mail address, also please rate. Thank you.

To replace the water pump on a Cavalier follow these steps:

* Disconnect negative battery cable

* Drain the cooling system into a proper container.

* Remove the serpentine belt

* Remove the alternator and bracket

* Unscrew the water pump pulley mounting bolts and remove the pulley.

* Unfasten the mounting bolts and remove the water pump.

* Use a putty knife and thoroughly clean old gasket material off of gasket mounting surface.

* Place a small bead of RTV sealant on new water pump.

* Put on gasket and make sure bolt holes are lined up properly.

* Install the water pump and tighten the retaining bolts to 18 ft lbs.

* Install the water pump pulley and then go back to retaining bolts and tighten to 22 ft lbs.

* Reinstall alternator and bracket.

* Put on serpentine belt.

* Fill cooling system to proper level with coolant.

* Connect battery cable, start the engine, and check for leaks.

Sure hope this helped you and good luck with the repair.