I'll take a picture later today if anyone wants photo evidence of the key starting 51 crestliner.A 1951 crestliner starts on a key no push button.
No, I have a friend with a 1948 Mercury sedan and it starts with a turn of the key, a factory Mercury set up.
I'm not familiar with the 1949 Fords but my thoughts are that they would start on the key just like the 1948 Mercury does. Not a flip of the ignition switch and push of the starter button.
I suppose what I meant to say was simply the last year for the push button start on Fords was 1948 and Mercury 1947. However, amodel25 states that his 49-50 Ford still starts on the push button.
Should my car crank the engine over with the key in the off position or even out of the key switch entirely?
Having a no start issue and eliminated everything but fire. I can’t figure out how to do it. So I tried the key in out and off and it cranks in all positions but still won’t start
What was the last year for push button start in cars & trucks?
Should my car crank the engine over with the key in the off position or even out of the key switch entirely?
Having a no start issue and eliminated everything but fire. I can’t figure out how to do it. So I tried the key in out and off and it cranks in all positions but still won’t start