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Yes, and they are available, premade for this reason.

The thread title pretty much says all we currently know. What more is there on topic?

Yes, the rod can go in and still not disengage the kill lever and associated parts. This is a fairly common problem.

Are you setting the auxiliary governor? Or are you simply trying to hold the throttle up with the throttle cable? The later never works.

It may be a simple O ring or gasket. The fuel goes between heads in a tube. Pull the valve covers and look for a loose tube. The whole fuel system is always pressurized and the injectors are mechanical.

You may be able to Google search the GM part numbers in the parts TM. Also try a Google image search for those numbers(include GM in the search). I can't tell from the small pictures but my guess is a washer and a half round bushing(looks like half a ball). The other thing is a "spud" for a...

Some places do and some don't buy(recycle) it. Around here, it pays about the same as aluminum.

When in doubt, whip it out(the Parts Technical Manual that is)... It says it is called a, SWITCH,LOCK,IGNITION GM part number 7843294 Proper terminology and part numbers(and pictures) is very helpful when looking for parts or information.

Scrap them.

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Great info, Thank you Would you mind sharing what it cost to add this to your truck?

That makes sense, but I suspect technology of the time was also as much a factor in design.

part number, MS51869-28 http://www.parttarget.com/5305-01-211-7464_5305012117464_MS51869-28.html

The TM does. Let me look.

You will need the screws that hold it on also.

Possibly an M270 variant.

See if you can get him to clean off the workbench too.

Possibly a more believable scenario is, when the Federal government realizes that someone bought one, circumvented local DMV laws, and either gets hurt and sues the government & the manufacturer or, performs a major crime utilizing one, then they may say "whoah", we messed up and must take them...

Mechanical engaged Bendix, not electronically engaged. Like old cars used to use. I've labeled the picture.

Stop arguing in the forums.