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I own a 1981 Big Bronco with the 351M engine. It is very simple which means no AC, PW's or PDL's. Get the picture?
A few weeks ago I was unable to start the motor. Well, actually it fires when the key is turned all the way forward to the start position, however when I release the key, the motor shuts down.
If I could keep the key forward, the motor would continue to run, however that is not possible for obvious reasons.
Any helpful hints or websites I can visit pertaining to this problem is greatly appreciated.
Also do a search with the search button near the top of the page. Look for "actuator". You could have a broken ignition switch actuator. It is the piece that connects the lock cylinder and key to the ignition switch which is mounted down lower on the column.
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