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on my 89 f-150 4x4 with a 300 engine an inexpensive scanner suggested that the high tension wire is the reason why my pick up will not start with a key. it starts just fine with a push button, but i would like to go back just use a key to start it someday
By the way "tension" is British the word for voltage just like accumulator is the British word for battery.
So "High tension wire" = High Voltage Wire.
By the way "tension" is British the word for voltage just like accumulator is the British word for battery.
So "High tension wire" = High Voltage Wire.
Really? That's interesting. I worked with a British guy that called them a battery, but when one was dead he would say "the battery's flat". I thought it was a great description.
Really? That's interesting. I worked with a British guy that called them a battery, but when one was dead he would say "the battery's flat". I thought it was a great description.
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