Installed! Lokar BL-1400U switch. 1964 F100 with 700R4

[@jonathanshepard8652]

Great work on the truck build and the editing! Informative, knowledgeable, to the point, and no stupidly loud background music. Lol Keep up the good work brother. I’m hooked👍🏻👍🏻

[@GreaseMonkeyTV]

This is why we do it!

[@karlstanton2525]

Great video! Just what I was looking for as I'm about to do the same. Nice one!

[@GreaseMonkeyTV]

Exactly why we do these!

[@stevewallace6851]

hey thanks man been looking for something like this for my v8 swapped jeep comanche

[@rustynutz7158]

Thanks.

[@crueljimi]

Ford didn't offer any backup lights on trucks, Bronco's or Econolines until 1967, mandated by the NHTSA for the new light truck safety standards beginning with that model year so I assume those are ‘67 tail lights…

[@jon_or_sumthing]

You saved me! Thanks 🙏

[@efowfs]

Thanks for the video! Is there any worry of shorting out with where the wires are connected to the switch since it’s open to moisture?

[@GreaseMonkeyTV]

Good question. I wouldn't expect it to have any electrical issues that would appear sooner than headlight wiring or anything else.

[@yaboihuskymolly1159]

If I wanted to run the starter neutral safety switch does one wire from the kit you mounted go to the starter and the other wire to the ignition switch? (Instead of the brake light wire and the power wire under the fuse) (I’m new to wiring things)

[@GreaseMonkeyTV]

You could run the starter solenoid signal wire though this switch. Yes.

[@joejeepy1]

Can you do both reverse light and neutral switch? Thanks for the video.

[@GreaseMonkeyTV]

Not with this kit

[@Fix-It-Jeff]

Saw an ad before the video.. did you get monetized?? Congrats

[@GreaseMonkeyTV]

Yessir. Sorry about the ads. Google would run them even without paying me so… might as well get a cut.

[@g3garage]

Another very helpful video. Do you do this for a living? Or hobby?

[@GreaseMonkeyTV]

Kinda both!

[@g3garage]

@@GreaseMonkeyTV Cool, same on my side. But I would have to say you definitely have had some experience with quite a few restorations/builds along the way. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.