Start Button-48 F1
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Start Button-48 F1
Any reason i can't use my push start button with a modern keyed ignition? Seems like it would be fairly easy to wire up. Surely the push button could handle 12 volts!
Am I missing something here?
Am I missing something here?
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From: Erie, pa
When I got my truck the ignition had the key broken off and the normal hot wires to twist togeather, then hit the button.
I grabbed a modern style switch and put it in for convience.
It was fun to watch people try to figure out how to start the truck, especially when I would make a big deal around the key while slipping the other hand over to the Button.
I grabbed a modern style switch and put it in for convience.
It was fun to watch people try to figure out how to start the truck, especially when I would make a big deal around the key while slipping the other hand over to the Button.
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From: Rio Rancho, NM
I'm using my original start button with a column mounted ignition switch, however, I'm not using it for a start button. I mounted it on the floor and wired it to a line lock solenoid for the brakes......
.....I couldn't resist, I had one years back in a drag car and thought it was alot of fun.
It should be easy to wire up do a news style ignition switch, go for it
Bobby
.....I couldn't resist, I had one years back in a drag car and thought it was alot of fun.
It should be easy to wire up do a news style ignition switch, go for it
Bobby
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