V1 No crank, no Start, no Panel lights

[Ross]

Just a left field wild guess here.... but I have had issues when I pull the connectors off the back of the fuse box. Take it apart, blow out the dust, clean it well, put it back together, reseat the connector bolts, and all the electrical issues either go away, or change.

 

[tim1972]

Been a long road.....but finally got this gremlin smashed!!! Whooow hooh!

 

[Ross]

Great news. Please share what worked, or didn't, for the rest of us.

 

[tim1972]

Hi Ross....After recieving one too many hostile challenges on this forum don't want to share too much about the remedy.....Plus I had way too many issues to list. Fundamentally, it was a major rewiring effort which included eliminating or modifying some of the major original LNF electrical components.

 

[Desert Sasqwatch]

Tim, don't let this sequence make you apprehensive to putting issues on the forum. There are plenty of builders who will try to help - mostly within their areas of knowledge, as best they can in a remote way. Electrical gremlins are hard to excise from the wiring. Heck it took more than 25 pages of assistance to @Ark :D and many weeks of back and forth with several builders to get his problems ironed out.

Big of you to admit your frustration was a limiting factor and that is understandable. Especially when you have poked and measured and swapped things around that make logical sense, but the problem doesn't go away. But as with most problems, getting to a point of frustration and walking away for a time can sometimes help. Sounds like this may have been the case.

It is good that you found the issue(s) and are moving forward again. But do know that @Ross ask what fixed it is to help other builders to get past a same/similar problem. This forum is built on the sharing of knowledge and helping each other. Please don't let this event push you away. Your experience and knowledge contributes to the success of the Goblin and the forum. IM me if you would like to vent or talk.