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Unread 05-01-2009, 09:22 PM
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Once again thanks a million. I did exactly what you suggested, bingo its firing like an Iraqi shooting tracers!
I do not have a emergency kill switch installed, I however have all new wires and key switch , I am thinking key switch plastic crap I picked up at Boaters World
My Key Switch is indeed exposed to elements rain, wash down and may have malfunction ?
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Unread 05-02-2009, 07:20 AM
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sounds liek you have it nailed down
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Looks like it Spare , Thanks for your help , I will keep you guys posted
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Unread 05-02-2009, 08:29 PM
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I figured I do an inspection of all my wiring from helm to engine, What I found was beyond my expectation.
Never rule anything out in troubleshooting period.
When my buddy and I fix the five wire plug under the flywheel , looks like when he pluged it in one of the pins were twisted to the side I am not sure how it did make contact but it did. I touch the connector and it fell apart from not been plugged in correctly, after carefully looking at it I saw the twisted pin, I used a needle nose and straighten it out lube it and plug in back in, bump the ignition switch motor fired right up. Thanks Guys
PS: Lesson learn double check your engine work, if not it can throw you a curve ball !

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