1977 Volvo B59

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Re: 1977 Volvo B59

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Doops220659 wrote:Hello Brains trust,
I have a 1977 B59 Volvo we are currently stationary and have been for 2 1/2 years in Iluka Northern Rivers NSW. I always started the ol girl at least once a month to keep things charged and lubed. Never had an issue, till today. Turned on the master switch and nothing, not the usual buzzing waiting for it to be started. Full power at the batteries yet nothing up to the switch/ start button. None of the circuit breakers have popped. Far as I can tell the master/isolation switch is wired to the ground side of things. So basically from starting to the next something happened. Any clues? A wiring diagram of the starting circuit would be a bonus.
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Re: 1977 Volvo B59

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Doops220659 wrote:Hello Brains trust,
I have a 1977 B59 Volvo we are currently stationary and have been for 2 1/2 years in Iluka Northern Rivers NSW. I always started the ol girl at least once a month to keep things charged and lubed. Never had an issue, till today. Turned on the master switch and nothing, not the usual buzzing waiting for it to be started. Full power at the batteries yet nothing up to the switch/ start button. None of the circuit breakers have popped. Far as I can tell the master/isolation switch is wired to the ground side of things. So basically from starting to the next something happened. Any clues? A wiring diagram of the starting circuit would be a bonus.
Cheers
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