Dennis Williams
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- Nov 22, 2022
- Thunderbird Year
- 1957
Baby Bird start in park for $5.00.
I figured there would be a way to rig up a switch to be able to start my 57 Thunderbird in Park and it was way easier than expected.
I obtained a switch, often used in alarms etc for less than $5.00 and with other stuff I had lying around got it working as in the photos.
The wiring is attached to the existing terminals /wires coming out of the OEM switch. Make sure you have the start circuit and not the reverse light circuit.
Dennis, Brisbane, Australia
I figured there would be a way to rig up a switch to be able to start my 57 Thunderbird in Park and it was way easier than expected.
I obtained a switch, often used in alarms etc for less than $5.00 and with other stuff I had lying around got it working as in the photos.
The wiring is attached to the existing terminals /wires coming out of the OEM switch. Make sure you have the start circuit and not the reverse light circuit.
Dennis, Brisbane, Australia
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