i have a 1995 thunderbird but it wont start

Asked by abnarmyranger May 27, 2013 at 10:02 AM about the Ford Thunderbird

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

under the steering wheel theres a slot for a board to slide in , I lost the board does anyone know how to bypass this

2 Answers

57,915

Sounds like one of those POS starter interrupt systems. Usually, there are 6 wires attached. Only two of them operate your starter. A little tracing of the wiring should lead you to the two matching wire colors that just need to be sliced back together.

15,715

If you lost the board, why jury rig it? Check junk yards, Craigs List and eBay for a used one. Plug it in, no accidental shorting anything, no fire and start it up.

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