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> No electrical power, Am I looking at an ignition switch failure ?
jim_hoyland
post Apr 29 2013, 05:43 PM
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My '75 has started perfectly for many years; today that record ended. I had been checking my remote start button that mounts in the engine compartment. Started the car a couple of times. I then got in the car to move into the garage, turn the ignition key to acces position and NO dash lights, no accessories or lights would work. Turning the switch to the start position was useless.

The battery is good; I have power to the hot side of the fuse panel; the relays on the fuse panel are good.All the fuses are good as well

An I correct that the ignition switch is fried ?


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Mike Bellis
post Apr 29 2013, 07:40 PM
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The power wire to the ignition is one of 2 wires that go from the battery to the front. One goes directly to the fuse panel and the other goes directly to the ignition switch.

wiggle the 4 red wires on the positive terminal of the battery. It is possible that one has come loose (the one to the ignition switch). Give them a good tug.
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