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Title: Kill switch? Post by: Dave_EH on February 22, 2006, 05:56:51 AM Could someone please outline to me how to wire in a kill switch on a red motor - electronic ignition. Also what amp wire would be required?
Is it possible to use multiple switches? I currently have the yellow wire from ignition running on a relay to produce 12 volts at coil. Cheers Dave Title: Re: Kill switch? Post by: Ed on February 22, 2006, 06:06:47 AM Basically a "kill switch" is used to isolate any main electrical component. eg ignition coil, fuel pump, ecu even.
you mention you have a relay. take the low current positive or negative feed to the relay and place it inline here. this prevents the relay from powering up/ or earthing thereby preventing the +ve feed to igntion. simple. a 6A switch should be OK. sounds like your yellow lead powers up the relay which inturn supplies current to coil. just put the switch in here it should be a low current cable. Cheers Ed |