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Check neutral safety switch, and any relays that  are  in the ignition  circuit trace wires  back  from the  CDI  box to  battery . Use  a  simple  probe or  a VOM  meter  to see where  power   first appears. Most likely  culprit    is the  relay  or wire  last  checked before  power is   found .

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