Ignition?
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From: Indiana
Depending on how it is wired, it shouldnt be hard at all. Get a 3-pole ignition switch, eliminate the wire that runs from the push to the ignition switch, run the other wire from the push to the starter pole on the switch.
If your push button is giving you grief, I would just replace it. They work well.
If your push button is giving you grief, I would just replace it. They work well.
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From: Moyie, BC Canada
What's not to trust? Start buttons are coming back in several new vehicles. I personaly have never ever had a problem with a push start button, they are very dependable, probably more so than a keyed ignition...just my opinion.
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From: East KY
One word man--kids. I bet that is what makes her nervous. These trucks will crank even with the key removed.
EDIT: Sorry. I was typing the same time you were. But I see we were pretty much on the same page. I worry about my kids hitting my starter button.
EDIT: Sorry. I was typing the same time you were. But I see we were pretty much on the same page. I worry about my kids hitting my starter button.
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