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i was wondering how to go about installing a kill switch in my teg... do i just install a low-voltage switch in line with the ignition wires and then put it somewhere or is it more in-depth?
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or would it be better to connect it to the clutch (isnt there a switcht hat tells the car when the clutch is depressed before it can turn on?)
If you use a fuelpump cutoff switch, I highly using a relay at the locaion of the pump, and using a switch to control the relay. reduces resistance on the fuel pump wires.
My friend just hooked one up to his rear driverside window switch on the drive door. I think NO ONE will ever look there.
Actually, windowswitches are a very common place to do starter interrupts. I think most theives would look there first or second in their attempt to find it
If you use a fuelpump cutoff switch, I highly using a relay at the locaion of the pump, and using a switch to control the relay. reduces resistance on the fuel pump wires.
Exaaaaactly. That's how I would do it for sure. It would also benefit you to just run the fuel pump directly to the battery (the wiring) then as a direct line is more efficient. Something to consider.
i can deal with the placing of the switch, my question is how do i go about wiring it in.. i want to keep it simplistic... so basicaly wha ti'm asking is there or isnt there a switch running to the clutch already to tell the car it's being depressed all the way