Ignition accessory position
- Thread starter vincelc
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chengny
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- Jerry
- Truck Year
- 1986
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- K3500
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- 350/5.7
For me, usually a little wiggle of the steering wheel will allow the key to be turned back into the ACC position. Not a real solution I know - but good enough for the few times that the ACC position is required.
With an electronic ignition system (unlike a points/condenser style ignition system), there is no harm in leaving the key in the RUN position for extended periods.
With an electronic ignition system (unlike a points/condenser style ignition system), there is no harm in leaving the key in the RUN position for extended periods.
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79K10
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my key was hard to turn period. i put a new switch in under the dash, feels like a new truck (ignition key at least) lol
