brukowski85
Viper Owner
Hey guys can someone help me i took it out for a lil bit..i turned it off now it wont start back up...any advice?
1994 rt 10 ..wont start after i just turned it off :(
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Rapid1
Enthusiast
What are the symptoms? Completely dead. Start for a second with security lights blinking?
brukowski85
Viper Owner
No security everything works..lights radio ..i just finished driveing it now wont turn back on..i turn the key and nothing happens
99 R/T 10
Enthusiast
Clutch safety switch. Common for it to wear and make it difficult to start. Push the clutch in HARD and slightly to the right or left.
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brukowski85
Viper Owner
Just tried that maybe i dont have the magical touch..imma keep trying that
propsail
Enthusiast
Try pulling the floor mat back a little. Sometimes that interferes with the switch
brukowski85
Viper Owner
Nothings working 
Tom Sessions
Enthusiast
Sent you a P M
herbbone
Viper Owner
Really MASH the clutch pedal. My 96 has done this before. If the clutch pedal has L/R movement the lexen bushings need to be replaced. A very cheap fix, but a pain to do for the first time.
herbbone
Viper Owner
PM sent.
Mark
Mark
VYPR BYT 94
Enthusiast
All good advice so far but if Tom sent you a pm, then he'll get it figured... he's the man!
If you do try it though, mash it to the floor and keep the pressure on it while moving your knee left-to-right. That will give it a different angle of trajectory allowing a different movement... push from the left - push from the right.
I can't believe those bushings went that much that fast. Should be some gradual warning I'd think.
Maybe it's something else like the in the switch.
Mike
If you do try it though, mash it to the floor and keep the pressure on it while moving your knee left-to-right. That will give it a different angle of trajectory allowing a different movement... push from the left - push from the right.
I can't believe those bushings went that much that fast. Should be some gradual warning I'd think.
Maybe it's something else like the in the switch.
Mike
99 R/T 10
Enthusiast
Did you get it fixed? If so, what was the problem?
brukowski85
Viper Owner
Didn't get fixed yet ..I had no time to work on it and try to bypass the switch
99 R/T 10
Enthusiast
It should be one of three things, the ignition switch, clutch safety switch or the solenoid/starter. Try to turn the key with a volt meter on the clutch safety switch. If it shows power when the key is placed to start, ignition switch is eliminated. Then put the volt meter on the solenoid/starter and see if there is any power with the key turned to the start position. Go from there. Curious to see if it might be the ignition switch.
brukowski85
Viper Owner
I'll post when I figure it out..I'm going to have time wednesday to take a look at it
brukowski85
Viper Owner
hey guys ended up being the starter cars back up and running again
