Doubt it would have damaged anything.
check for more fuses, think one the starter solenoid would be the main, follow the battery positive wire to find the solenoid.
If not then try bridging the wires on the back of ignition again or test the wires for continuity through the ignition when switched on.
It's always best to disconnect the battery when working on electrics to avoid issues like this
check for more fuses, think one the starter solenoid would be the main, follow the battery positive wire to find the solenoid.
If not then try bridging the wires on the back of ignition again or test the wires for continuity through the ignition when switched on.
It's always best to disconnect the battery when working on electrics to avoid issues like this