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What REALLY matters is how big the item is you're trying to put in the hole;SIZE MATTERS!!!!

I was feeling around up under my dash today, trying to figure out if I really wanted to intercept the hot wire going to my master switch to add a keyed switch ahead of it. There is physical room up there but I be darned if I could see anything and didn't really want to tackle the project right...

MOMMA SAID THERE'D BE DAYS LIKE THIS-THERE'D BE DAYS LIKE THIS MY MOMMA SAID, MOMMA SAID-----or however the song goes!!

It would be my thought that for any switch to work as you want it to, it should have a terminal labeled solenoid; that would indicate that it "knows" you only want a momentary connection to spin the starter. In looking at my invoice from the ZONE it has the following number when they scanned the...

I just went to the"ZONE" and picked up a Dorman #86913 brass starter switch for $14.99 +tax that does work [on the bench with a continuity tester] It is a 3 position switch with battery, ignition, solenoid. Connect one wire to the battery and one to the solenoid and you only get power when you...

I KNOW I bought an ignition switch from Autozone last year for my M274 mule that does what you and I want to do for the deuce; I am going to add a keyed switch to my deuce and I WILL FIND ONE THAT WORKS!! [I hope] I was in no big hurry to do it but now the CHALLENGE is there!! Do you have a...

They always say things are BIGGER in Texas--I never heard them say they were BETTER!

In my humble opinion; YOU HAVE A BAD SWITCH!!!

Kohburn is correct; there should be a momentary "start" position that acts like pushing the original start button. ALSO IF YOU DISCONNECT THE LOW AIR BUZZER, AT LEAST REPLACE IT WITH A LOW AIR WARNING LIGHT!!!! It is easy to watch the air build when you first start the engine, but another...

Check your wiring; the ignition terminal should supply momentary power when the key is turned to the max clockwise [working against the spring action of the switch] acting just like the push button. You will always be able to remove key after engine is running; you have to cut off the fuel...