farmallFlan said: (quoted from post at 16:08:18 01/10/10) I ended up buying two new battery cables(4 gauge) with the sealed ends. I put them on and was able to get it started. I just went to start it a couple days later and it turned over for a while. I stopped and hit the starter again and nothing at all. I have cleaned and or replaced all cable connections. My headlights work. I am wondering if the switch(the gold thing with the two posts on the back) and the kill switch should be replaced. Is there a way to test these two?
thanks
Mike
Wouldn't be looking at kill switch, but the starter switch is a candidate. Use a jumper cable from starter direct to battery to see if that spins it over, or short the two studs on back of switch together with a wrench that you are not too proud of. Neutral...be safe!
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