Ignition starter switch..

There should be nothing special with the switch. One terminal is from the battery, one is for the ignition, computer, etc., and one is for the starter solenoid. I'd check to make sure that the new switch is good. It is possible that the "on" position is bad, but the "start" position works.

Also, just to be on the safe side, make sure your kill switch is okay. If there is a problem with your kill switch (off), then it won't start.

In all seriousness, make sure your actual ignition wire is going to the ignition post on the switch.

Often times, people will attach other mumbo-jumbo to that post, as well. Things like depth finder, radio etc. It's possible the actual ignition wire dropped out of sight during the installation.

It's definitely possible that the new switch is bad as well. I think that has happened before.

You just have to test for continuity between the "batt" post, and the "I" post with the switch in the on position.

Bri892001 wrote: In all seriousness, make sure your actual ignition wire is going to the ignition post on the switch. Often times, people will attach other mumbo-jumbo to that post, as well. Things like depth finder, radio etc. It's possible the actual ignition wire dropped out of sight during the installation.

Excellent point Brian!! I didn't want to point out the obvious, but the obvious things that I've missed in the past have gotten me into trouble many times.... :)