I'm replacing the ignition switch on my 1970 Ford 4000 (3 cylinder, gas engine) with a new, but general switch that has different terminology when compared to the manual and the old switch. I need help determining which terminal each wire is supposed to connected to. Attached is a photo of the switch. At the 6 o'clock position is terminal #1 which has a normal sized terminal and a wide terminal. The next terminal moving in the counter clockwise direction is #5 (4 o'clock), and then #2 (2 o'clock), then #3 (11 o'clock), and then #4 (8 o'clock) which has 2 normal size terminals.
The 5 wires go the following locations:
-Brown wire to the voltage regulator
-Brown and red wire to the ignition coil
-White wire with a 3 amp fuse eventually gets to the front of the block
-Brown wire to the light switch
-White wire goes to the plug that leads to the voltage regulator
Thanks for any help.
The 5 wires go the following locations:
-Brown wire to the voltage regulator
-Brown and red wire to the ignition coil
-White wire with a 3 amp fuse eventually gets to the front of the block
-Brown wire to the light switch
-White wire goes to the plug that leads to the voltage regulator
Thanks for any help.