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- Scott
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Chris,
The starter pull switch is completely seperate from the ignition. If the warning lights went out as you pulled the starter knob, then it could simply be a bad battery cable connection either at the battery or the starter solenoid (the starter pull switch). The main for all the circuits comes off the solenoid (the battery side). If the solenoid was at fault, the warning lights should stay illuminated.
The starter pull switch is completely seperate from the ignition. If the warning lights went out as you pulled the starter knob, then it could simply be a bad battery cable connection either at the battery or the starter solenoid (the starter pull switch). The main for all the circuits comes off the solenoid (the battery side). If the solenoid was at fault, the warning lights should stay illuminated.
Scott
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