I purchase a USED OEM ( Tested good ) Ignition switch w/ assembly from Ebay. I came with a new key as well...
Ignition 1 Signal 0 volts Engine turns over but wont start! - SOLVED
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Any good fuse that has voltage on one side should have voltage on the other side. It's not a switch unless it's blown; then it's an OFF switch.
Certain fuses will have voltage only when starting or if the circuit is somehow switched before the fuse. Your ignition fuses should have voltage with the key in the RUN position, and maybe in the CRANK position.
Let us know what you find.
Certain fuses will have voltage only when starting or if the circuit is somehow switched before the fuse. Your ignition fuses should have voltage with the key in the RUN position, and maybe in the CRANK position.
Let us know what you find.
mountie
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Exact issue I solved almost a year ago. ( Bad relay stopped the ignition signal to starter)
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