Before first time 2019 launch, I verified all electrical systems were good, cleaned and tightened connections, made sure the battery was charged (output 12.75V), and started her up on the ear muffs. Lunched, went for a short ride, trimmed up and down and then docked the boat. Returned an hour later to go for a ride, turned the key and nothing. Trim would not work either. Verified battery voltage at battery and back to starter relay at 12.75Vs. Checked the 20 amp fuse, cleaned and tightened all connections to the starter and solenoid. No clicking at the solenoid and no power from the solenoid to the starter when the key is turned. I need to check the amp meter rating on the small wires at the solenoid, but it appears I'm not getting power to starter solenoid. 2 questions - 1) could it be the ignition switch? I looked at the trim schematics they also show a connection from the ignition switch to the trim that I assume fires the up/down trim relays. However, the trim should have constant power as you don't need to turn the key for it to work. 2) Is the trim powered through the ignition switch and could this be why neither the starter or the trim works. I've seen a similar post from a few years back, but there was no resolution. Thanks!
