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Originally Posted by Paul
It's common for ignition switches to be damaged when a battery is dead. Some owners think they just are not turning it far enough.
It is also common for fuses to blow when a battery is low. Have you checked all of your fuses?
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I've checked all the fuses, and the ignition switch was replaced with a new one about six months ago. The old switch was a little flakey but still worked. I've also double checked the clutch microswitch.
It's odd that only the battery and oil warning lights come one, along with a brief appearance of the airbag light.
Jeff
Raleigh, NC
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