Reply to ""Hot" ignition switch?"

DannyOcean (Guest)

I discovered the problem when my guages would "die" and the "Gen" light would come on. I thought it was a loose/corroded fuse, but it turned out to be the ignition switch. If, after starting the car, I notice the guages are dead, a quick jiggle of the ignition switch brings 'em back to life. I'll check the connections first, but...it could be the switch? Can I use one relay for the "hot" coming out of the switch, or do I need multiple relays for everything the ignition switch controls?

3/12/072:28 PM

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