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    Question Dash mounted GM ignition/starter switch

     



    Most places sell a steering column ignition/starter switch and my 1981 RV has a dash mount I want to replace.It's a 350 on a P30 chassis.Any ideas where I could find one??.
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    Sounds like you need an aftermarket switch - even Advance had one, a Dorman in their HELP display. If not, NAPA. Here's one from Auto Zone just for ID info - Duralast/Ignition Switch (LS483) | AutoZone.com
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    Gary,
    A quick "google" of "dash mount ignition switch" yielded this universal switch from Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Mount-Universa.../dp/B004CO0W1W plus there were fancy ones from Flaming River, and others. Shouldn't be hard to find a switch that'll work for you.
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    Sounds like I will have to go and school my young part counterman at Advance Auto.
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    You can run whatever kind of switch you want for your starter as long as you run a relay. (Unless you're looking for a switch that does ignition/start at the same time.)
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    you can use one out of a garden tractor--they just don't have the accessory position
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    Yep What Jerry said
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    Napa/Echlin part numbers for 1981 P30 dash mounted ignition switch etc.
    KS6603 = ignition switch
    KS6491 = tumbler and keys
    EC115 = Elec.connector/pigtail
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