Bill,
I've had three TF GMC's (2-V8's, 1-6cyl) and they all did the same
thing, all three had the original ignition switch. So my guess is that
you do have the original ignition switch.
Pee-Wee.
Hanlon, Bill (ISS Houston) wrote:
>I am wondering if the ignition switch in my 57 GMC V8 is stock. It is capable
>of turning counter clockwise from the "off" position to what feels like it
>should be an "accessory" position, but checking with an ohmmeter there is no
>connection between the BAT and ACC poles on the back of the switch in this
>position. The only time there is continuity between BAT and ACC is when the
>switch is in the "run" position.
>
>So my question to you TF owners (with V8 and/or Hydra-Matic - I know the 6
>cylinder w/ standard transmission uses a different switch) is "Does our truck
>have an "accessory" position on your ignition switch?"
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