Ignition Question (simple)
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Ignition Question (simple)
Hi,
On the 67 F-100 what are the positions of the ignition key. I cannot remember.
Is it: One click to the left for "ACC", One click to the right for "Run/Start"?
Or is it: One click to the right for "ACC" then another click to the right for "Run/Start"?
Sorry for the silly question.
On the 67 F-100 what are the positions of the ignition key. I cannot remember.
Is it: One click to the left for "ACC", One click to the right for "Run/Start"?
Or is it: One click to the right for "ACC" then another click to the right for "Run/Start"?
Sorry for the silly question.
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I don't recall anything different on any American made vehicle in the last 50-60 years after all were converted from starter switches.
Some of the older vehicles had a on/off switch, and a tab on the clutch peddel. You turned the switch to on and mashed the clutch to the floor to engage the starter. Others had push button starter switches.
John
Some of the older vehicles had a on/off switch, and a tab on the clutch peddel. You turned the switch to on and mashed the clutch to the floor to engage the starter. Others had push button starter switches.
John
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I had a 47 Dodge truck that had a rod with a spring wrapped around it and a small round pedal on the top located to the right of the gas pedal that went straight thru the floorboard to manually engage [make contact] the solenoid to spin the starter. Sort of a heel-and-toe to start it up.
