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#430527 07/08/2008 3:20 AM
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Thanks for the advice. I had some keys made for the original ignition lock. A local locksmith made the key from the code on the cylinder and they work great. After searching the forums, I found that the reason the ignition has only one position is because there is a starter pedal on the floor. I will look for it tomarrow when I go to see if she'll start. Have new battery, plugs, oil, length of fuel line for auxilery fuel can, keys. Should be good. Hmmm.
http://i311.photobucket.com/albums/kk474/seangardner38/KEY.jpg

Gardner #430559 07/08/2008 4:48 AM
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You will love learning how to press your starter button with your right heel, and pumping the gas pedal with your toe.
Don't try it on a hill just yet, though. You will have a blast with this old truck. Good luck! thumbs_up thumbs_up


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pics * 1954 wrecker * [color:#009900]1948 Chevy 1-Ton[/color]
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54TOW, I do it the other way-right heel on gas pedal and toes on starter pedal. Either way, good luck on your truck, Gardner!


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jdl #430568 07/08/2008 5:33 AM
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big_eek A sure sign It's been too long since I started the truck. big_eek


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pics * 1954 wrecker * [color:#009900]1948 Chevy 1-Ton[/color]
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Watch for hornets and other beasties too! eeeek Take some fresh water, starting fluid, fresh piece of fuel line enough to go into a gas can for remote starts. Lots of brake fluid! A fire extinguisher for the unexpected and a camera! pix You may have to clean the ground terminals at both connection points. Squirt some oil in the plug holes and let it sit for several minutes while you are doing other maintenance items..

GMONIZ #431662 07/11/2008 6:42 AM
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Thanks for the advise!


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