Re: It's Factory

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Posted by Jerry (IP: 63.28.230.21) on November 20, 1999 at 18:35:04:

In Reply to: It's Factory posted by Craig Selvey on November 16, 1999 at 08:00:19:

Thanks for the input. It sure didn't seem to have any use and since it is 'jumped' at the switch I will leave it that way.

: I believe the button is to overide the seat belt "anti-start". On those years of cars, the car wouldn't start unless the seat belt was engaged. This button was for a mechanic to override this feature when he was working on it.

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: : I mounted my alarm right their, and didn't see anything like that.

: : : I have a 74 w/302 that has what looks like a reset button on the inner fender, driver's side. It is right behind the washer fluid reservoir. It is disconnected and has a jumper on the plug. What is it for?

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: Thanks for the input. It sure didn't seem to have any use and since it is 'jumped' at the switch I will leave it that way. : : I believe the button is to overide the seat belt "anti-start". On those years of cars, the car wouldn't start unless the seat belt was engaged. This button was for a mechanic to override this feature when he was working on it. : : ======================================= : : : I mounted my alarm right their, and didn't see anything like that. : : : : I have a 74 w/302 that has what looks like a reset button on the inner fender, driver's side. It is right behind the washer fluid reservoir. It is disconnected and has a jumper on the plug. What is it for?

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