Thanks - this has acc/off/ign and start when you twist it. Mine is a 1971, but this switch is off an unknown donor.There were two series one ignition switches. One was 2 position, plus start, the other was a 3 position switch plus start. I can take a photo of a 2 position switch, plus start when I get home, if that matches yours. Also I could scan in a wiring diagram. What year is your car?
Cheers, I tried that but just got confused, as I'm not sure where to apply power - I think the two in the middle are power and alt return, but I'm not sure which is which. I couldn't get the single to light up at all, and doing it all with one pair of hands was a PIA. will try again when I get the chance I just thought one of the guru's here would know off the top of their headHi, What I've always done with ignition switches is to sit down with a multimeter on resistance or a battery and bulb and map out the connections in which positions. A clue for a start is that the starter terminal will be a single terminal as will often be the acc position.
Colin
Cheers, I tried that but just got confused, as I'm not sure where to apply power - I think the two in the middle are power and alt return, but I'm not sure which is which. I couldn't get the single to light up at all, and doing it all with one pair of hands was a PIA. will try again when I get the chance I just thought one of the guru's here would know off the top of their head
So we'd assume the tang at 7 o'clock is starter?