I'm not very experienced in this area, but if I remember correctly, a lot
of old
vehicles (farm tractors, buses, etc.), instead of keys, used something like a
push/pull type switch for on and off. Another thing to look for is a starter
button on the floor board. Deisels also used some sort of 'primer' switch to
heat up the 'glow plugs' so it would fire up. That might be taken care of by
leaving the switch 'on' for a minute prior to hitting the starter, though.
Hope this helps.
Tom Fosson
At 05:05 PM 8/24/98 -0700, Javik wrote:
>
> Does anyone of you broadly experienced folks know how to start a diesel
>bus? My friend/client says there is no place to put a key! And... how to
>shut it off. We have to move it a few miles to, of all places, an active
>military base where it will be guarded by MP's. (Well, along with the
>base itself.)
>
> If I can find my camera, I will get pictures and put them up for you
>folks to see.
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