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1987 Bass Tracker Livewell control

bigone5500
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I'm replacing the timer controls in my boat and have made a new plate to mount the new components to. I have a new toggle switch and plan to re-use the timer module assuming it is good and will replace the potentiometer. The problem is, I don't know what the value is for the original pot. It's rusted up and I can't ohm it out to see. Does anyone know what the value is supposed to be? 

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    So I decided to simply take the pot apart and measure the resistance that way. I comes out to 500K ohms.

     

    If this fails then I will attempt to DIY a timer from an arduino and rotary selector switch.

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