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Hey Michael,I went through something similar with my 100M couple of years a=
go,=C2=A0 After going over everything as you described and as others have s=
uggested, determined it was one of the white wires going to the fuse box, o=
ne coming from the coil.=C2=A0 Turns out the white wire ends twisted togeth=
er to fit into the fuse box had one that was just loose enough that it woul=
d slightly separate from the other three terminating together and lose cont=
act and car would stop running.=C2=A0 If you looked it appeared okay but ba=
rely touching the wire it came separated from the other three and that was =
it. Apparently it would lose contact if you hit a bump or something and you=
stopped.=C2=A0 Of course getting out and back into the car might just as e=
asily provide enough bounce that the wire came back into contact and the ca=
r would start. Only found it by accident but since I made sure those 4 wire=
ends were twisted together tightly, have not had the problem again.=C2=A0 =
I actually soldered the ends together and made for a nice connection with t=
he fuse box.=C2=A0 Before finding this I had changed out the kill switch an=
d an electric fuel pump trying to fix the problem.=C2=A0=20
RegardsMike Lewis
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<div>Hey <font size=3D"2">Michael,</font></div>
<div><font size=3D"2">I went through something similar with my 100M couple =
of years ago, After going over everything as you described and as oth=
ers have suggested, determined it was one of the white wires going to the f=
use box, one coming from the coil. Turns out the white wire ends twis=
ted together to fit into the fuse box had one that was just loose enough th=
at it would slightly separate from the other three terminating together and=
lose contact and car would stop running. If you looked it appeared o=
kay but barely touching the wire it came separated from the other three and=
that was it. Apparently it would lose contact if you hit a bump or somethi=
ng and you stopped. Of course getting out and back into the car might=
just as easily provide enough bounce that the wire came back into contact =
and the car would start. Only found it by accident but since I made sure th=
ose 4 wire ends were twisted together tightly, have not had the problem aga=
in. I actually soldered the ends together and made for a nice connect=
ion with the fuse box. Before finding this I had changed out the kill=
switch and an electric fuel pump trying to fix the problem. <br>
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<div><font size=3D"2">Regards</font></div>
<div><font size=3D"2">Mike Lewis<br>
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