Maybe. I dont know which way it was routed. If it was routed with the other wiring it maybe cable-tied and could be difficult to “pull” back twards the console. Make sure that it will fit your 332 (temp probe ts-1pl). If the front was the same unit, or also used the TS-1PL you should be ok.Make sure the connectors are the same as some units made in the 332 timeframe were not necessarily networkable and had different connectors.Sorry I cant help anymore than that as it sounds like it is not a standard BCB setup, perhaps the front unit was a dealer upgrade, which would make it eaiser to pull the connector back since it might not be cable-tied.Another thing to keep in mind is that the “standard” length of the cable was 15ft, optionally 20ft or a 4-5 footer. with at least 18in. going down the transom that leaves 18 1/2 ft to get to the bow (tight fit for a 19ft boat), so it probably has an extension cable (5 ft or 12ft I think). That means the excess cable is probably wrapped together near the bow. How much slack did you have up front? If the main cable was cable tied, you might be able to find the extension, unwrap it and run it back to the console with a fishtape.You might be real lucky and both sensors had the shorty from the transom into the bilge. If so, then all you need to do is swap the blue connectors in the bilge area. Too many options. Probably why BCB doesnt likt to run temp sensors to a fron graph from the transom.Last edited by catmantwo on July 30th, 2010, 1:03 pm, edited 2 times in total.Your Signature …
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