Ignition Issues 1983 GSL
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Ignition Issues 1983 GSL
Had a little too much fun last night and when I tried to fire the ol' girl up this morning I would get the dash warning lights lighting up like normal, however, when I tried to do anything that required power it would cut out. No ability to crank. I've cleaned the terminals for the battery and replaced the battery with a fully charged one from the garage. I'm wondering if I burned out some sort of linkage... heading to a local auto parts store to get some face time.
There has been a pre-exsisting issue that I would press the brake pedal and my driving lights would come on and my "stop lamp" warning light is always on. It's been a constant for 2 years.
Thanks for any help on this (probably a newbie technical issue)
Edit: I recently replaced my starter (thanks to this forum) and I will probably end up checkin the power connections. If they were loose could that result in a complete lack of power? With this new battery in I don't even see the warning lights come on.
There has been a pre-exsisting issue that I would press the brake pedal and my driving lights would come on and my "stop lamp" warning light is always on. It's been a constant for 2 years.
Thanks for any help on this (probably a newbie technical issue)
Edit: I recently replaced my starter (thanks to this forum) and I will probably end up checkin the power connections. If they were loose could that result in a complete lack of power? With this new battery in I don't even see the warning lights come on.
Last edited by Myki-Rx7; 03-29-09 at 12:46 PM. Reason: adding details
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A loose positive on the starter would cause this problem. If you have fusible links, check out the thread that is going on right now:
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/how-do-you-swap-2nd-gen-fuesbox-828857/
Easy way to get rid of the fusible links and replace them with readily available BUSS fuses.
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/how-do-you-swap-2nd-gen-fuesbox-828857/
Easy way to get rid of the fusible links and replace them with readily available BUSS fuses.
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