| If the wiring harness has a disconnect at the firewall as the 
later Imperials do, I'm betting this is where the problem is. John 
  ----- Original Message -----  Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 3:41 
  PM Subject: IML: non starter 67 I know this may be way too simplistic, but have you bent your 
  neck out of shape and checked the fusebox? Mine was chock full of rusty crud 
  and all dash lights and rear lighting was inop - a thorough cleaning and a 
  douse of WD40 solved that handily!
 
 >From: "Greg Graham"
 Subject: 
  IML: Failed ign switch in 67?
 Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 13:59:19 
  -0600
 Reply-To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
 It's 
  time to put the top down and the sunblock on! One problem.... the car won't 
  start.  The '67 Imperial was not driven at all between Christmas and 
  March. It was driven twice earlier this month, both times without incident and 
  starting the car was uneventful. I attempted to start the car today (79 
  degrees, light clouds, blue sky), but it would have none of it.  The 
  windows, horn, seats, etc all work as they should... but they are wired to do 
  so without the key in the ignition.  The battery is charged.  The 
  starter is new. Plugs and wires are good. None of the items on the car that 
  should work with the key on do so.  No wipers, instruments, no warning 
  indicator lights on the dash light up at all, and more importantly, no starter 
  engaging.  Nothing happens if I move the key to any of the "on" 
  positions.  It appears that anything wired through the keyed ignition is 
  not getting power.  Not a whimper out of the starter if I fully turn the 
  key (and connection is soli d).  I suspect the ignition in the dash 
  itself, but perhaps it's some
 thing else along the way.  Any 
  suggestions as to where to look and what else to suspect.  Any 
  solutions?   All slathered in sunblock and no place to 
  go.
 
 Recommendations as to where to buy a new ignition switch? 
  Napa? An Imperial only part?
 
 Kate Justet Triplett
 Kate's Custom 
  Gunleather
 Monroe, Washington
 Proud mother of a soldier
 and owner 
  of  "Lucille" 1968 Crown
 
 
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