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Ignition switch "prove-out" circuit

  • Thread starter Thread starter 68rustang
  • Start date Start date Oct 31, 2005
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What do the two "proof" pins on the back of the ignition switch connect to? The shop manual refers to a "prove-out" circuit. What is it? What does it do? My shop manual diagram doesn't show anything.
 
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