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Ayuh,..... Welcome Aboard,..... That motor has been around quite awhile, in several variations,......
So,.... What year,..?? Carbed,..?? Got the serial number,..??
Check the ignition fuse; if ok then move on to the ignition switch. B terminal (red wire) should have battery voltage any time your battery switch is on and when you turn the switch to ignition on the I terminal (purple wire) should have battery voltage. If this checks out then go back and check the big cannon plug connector....
Ayuh,..... Welcome Aboard,..... That motor has been around quite awhile, in several variations,......
So,.... What year,..?? Carbed,..?? Got the serial number,..??
Hey! 2005, EFI, no serial number....sorry. Ignition fuse or distributor seem to to be the most common answers...but certainly welcome to any advise! I am somewhat mechanically handy, but definitely above my skill level as far as the diagnosis part...thanks again!