No 12v out of ignition switch
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No 12v out of ignition switch
I have a 1995 5.0L 2wd with automatic transmission.
My starter stopped working yesterday.
I checked the starter relay, and I was not getting 12v to kick on the relay when I would turn the key to start. If I jumpered the relay with a screwdriver, the truck would start right up.
I followed the relay 12v line to the ignition switch and tested to see if 12v was coming out of the ignition switch when the key was turned. No luck.
I replaced the ignition switch, and no dice.
still no 12v on the Red and light blue line.
I searched around to find a pin out/wiring diagram and couldn't find too much information on the 12v going into the switch (I want to trace it all the way back).
Anyone have a clue on this one?
My starter stopped working yesterday.
I checked the starter relay, and I was not getting 12v to kick on the relay when I would turn the key to start. If I jumpered the relay with a screwdriver, the truck would start right up.
I followed the relay 12v line to the ignition switch and tested to see if 12v was coming out of the ignition switch when the key was turned. No luck.
I replaced the ignition switch, and no dice.
still no 12v on the Red and light blue line.
I searched around to find a pin out/wiring diagram and couldn't find too much information on the 12v going into the switch (I want to trace it all the way back).
Anyone have a clue on this one?
#3
As I jiggle the harness connected to the ignition switch and simultaneously turn the key to START, 12v comes through and will actuate the relay.
So, a loose connection. Fun.
So, a loose connection. Fun.