Y-Blockhead Well-known member May 20, 2012 #2 Re: 1962 f100 ignition switch question Steve, I can't help you with the position but you should be able to use an ohm meter to determine what is what. Just a suggestion. You should have power in, ignition, start and accessory.
Re: 1962 f100 ignition switch question Steve, I can't help you with the position but you should be able to use an ohm meter to determine what is what. Just a suggestion. You should have power in, ignition, start and accessory.