no electrical power
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no electrical power
Ouch. Start at the beginning and go from there. A Digital Volt Meter is relatively cheap and real handy. You can get one for $5.00 at a cheapo tool dealer. It can save you some frustrations.
Look again at the battery, all cables, especially the ground wires. You should at least be able to get a headlight or horn honk. If you get that and the ignition is still dead, then I'd look at the ignition switch, clutch safety switch (if so equipped), and as Ken said, the fusible links.
Was there a meltdown beforehand or did it just quit?
CB
Look again at the battery, all cables, especially the ground wires. You should at least be able to get a headlight or horn honk. If you get that and the ignition is still dead, then I'd look at the ignition switch, clutch safety switch (if so equipped), and as Ken said, the fusible links.
Was there a meltdown beforehand or did it just quit?
CB