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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sandhills-elect" data-source="post: 29378" data-attributes="member: 1145"><p>If you have a test light make sure you have power at fuse block. There are some fuse links a the back just above the battery. I would first check power at the fuse that controls safty switches making sure the block has power, then make sure you have power to the safty switch and through and back. Do you have a manual so you know fuse layout. Mine is a 2003 so i don't know if it is the same. Mine has a 10a (saftey relay generator) and a 30a (arm float, lever lock, auxiliary). Instrument panel and feed pump is a 15a. Will your horn work and lights or any of that. That may tell ya if you have power to the block, if you did not have power to block i wouldn't think it would even start. If you have no electrical problems i would say you have a pump connection problem or something like that. Good luck Brent.</p></blockquote><p></p>