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The ecm fuse also powers the pass-key module on the key barrel. See diagrams below. I recommend you probe the starter enable relay socket to see if it is getting the ground signal from the pass-key decoder whole someone tries to start the car.
If there is no power going INTO the ignition switch, you most likely have a burned fusible link. The ignition switch gets its power from fusible link "A" It is a 16 Gauge, BLACK fusible link connected to the YELLOW wire for circuit #37. The fusible link is connected to the starter relay located on the left fender apron between the washer fluid reservoir and the strut tower.
Circuit #37splits into 3 "legs" at splice #S105. One leg of this circuit goes to the fuse block where it feeds fuse #1 (15 Amp) and fuse #2 (10 Amp).
The other two legs of this circuit BOTH go to the ignition switch. (you should have TWO large yellow wires connected to the ignition switch.)
You could have your ignition switch coming apart, this was a common problem on these cars. Dont mistake the ignition switch under the column for the ignition key cylinder
An easy way to find it would be to follow your spark plug wires and that will lead you to your coil packs.All coils are mounted in different places and if im not mistaken yours is located on the passenger side on top of the motor.But trace your wires to the coil.
relays are normally in the fuse panel on the left side of dash by knee.
Fuses and Circuit Breakers
Location and Values NOTE: The headlamp switch (11654) has an integral 20-amp circuit breaker.
The combination instrument panel fuse and circuit breaker panel contains most of the fuses and circuit breakers used in the system.
The fuses and circuit breakers are color-coded by amp rating.
The locations and values of the fuses and circuit breakers not contained in the panels are shown in the following chart.
Circuit
Circuit Protection and Rating
Location
Headlamps and High Beam Indicator
20 Amp. CB
Integral with Lighting Switch
Heated Back Window
16 GA Fuse Link
Engine Compartment
Power Windows, Power Seat, Power Door Locks
20 Amp. CB
Starter Motor Relay
Load Circuit
Fuse Link
In Harness
Engine Compartment Lamp
Fuse Link
In Harness
Convertible Top
25 Amp. CB
Lower Instrument Panel-Reinforcement
Cavity Number
Fuse Rating
Color
Circuit Protected
A
40 Amp
Orange
the diagrams are under the lid of the fuse box located under the dash on driverside and on the top of the relay box located under the hood on driverside
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