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>Tony,
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><< Not likely that it is merely the connection. If it were, your problem
>would be intermittant since the connection would come and go. >>
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>Appreciate the info - BUT - I can't think it is the coil for the following
>reason - If I turn the key to "on" the ignition light and brake light
>illuminate as they are in the circuit. I can then wiggle the wires and see
>the lights go out. telling me that the loose spot is before the coil.
>
>JoeSimcoe
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Joe,
Okay, if you can pretty much rule out a problem in the coil, try
by-passing the switch by going from positive side of battery to the coil.
You can start the car with remote starter switch or by crossing the pos.
and starter wires on solenoid. If the car run properly in this mode, then
the problem is likely a bad switch.
I hate chasing electrical problems. Seems there are more possibilities
than solutions. Just stay with it and don't curse Lucas until you locate
the problem.
Good luck
Tony
"GT6s"
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