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Porky: Thanks for the suggestion and that is actually what I have been doing. Reading some of the thread in the Deuce and Deuce modding forums and reading up some of the issues others might be having or is experiencing so that I can learn from them and hopefully avoid that pitfall myself once I...

Steelandcanvas: Sadly I dont have a truck yet. Being in europe they are actually not the easiest to come by so I am really just planning ahead. And well shipping one over isn't going to be a sound finansial choice as far as I see it, since I assume it cant really fit in a regular shipping...

I just wish I could find some pictures of the back of the Master switch, ie how many poles it got etc. But am I correct in assuming it is a "simple" on/off switch that just breaks/closes a circuit or is the master switch more "complicated" then that?

Which of the TM's covers the Master Switch and shows what goes to it etc?

So judging on BoB's find a 10 amp keyed switch wired in either before or after the master switch should be sufficient. Or is there something I am forgetting?. Or does the master switch actually "take" 25 Amps ?. But in either case it seems like a switch from Cole H might be a cause of better...

I thought the master switch determined whether there was ANY or NO electrical current going through the vehicle, ie with the master switch off, you wouldn't even be able to turn on the lights etc. But from what I can read it seems like the present push start button, actually activates a relay...

I called up my local electronics supply and the only keyed on/off switches they could supply was 10Amps at best. It just seems far fetched that something as "old" as the original master switch would actually be able to handle 20 amps of sustained drain going through it without burning out. But...

Well I plan on getting away with the starter button and implimenting a regular keyed ignition switch. But that ignition switch still relies on the Master switch being turned on, otherwise the engine wont crank since it has no power. So i planned of adding an locked "master switch" as an...

Fellow SS'ers :) I am in the process of looking for a way to "lock down" the master switch. Lock down in such a way that no matter if you switch it on or off nothing electrical gets powered on, until the keyswitch I am going to install is turned to the right position. ie like this Master...