how to instal kill switch on fuel pump
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how to instal kill switch on fuel pump
Can some1 tell me how to put a kill switch to the fuel pump please... and wahts the good and bads.... reason im asking is because i think some1 is trying to still my civic... i have a 98 civic sedan... thanks for your help... save a civic lol
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Re: how to instal kill switch on fuel pump
Someone is trying to "still" your Civic? What's that supposed to mean?
A kill switch is stupidly simple, and 5 minutes on Google would have told you that. We don't do hand-holding here, and we expect at least half an effort in searching before creating a thread.
A kill switch is stupidly simple, and 5 minutes on Google would have told you that. We don't do hand-holding here, and we expect at least half an effort in searching before creating a thread.
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Re: how to instal kill switch on fuel pump
good read on why a fuel pump kill switch is not that good I know its not what u asked but if ur in a hurry and need to do it quick this is the first thing that came up on my search
http://civic-eg.com/viewtopic.php?t=10983
http://civic-eg.com/viewtopic.php?t=10983
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It means that my windown were broken and tools left behind inside of my car... to bad my dad came out and scared them away... i did alot of research already... before asking this here.... i just wanted whats the best optiin kind of thing... but im not satisfied with just the distributor or started kill swicth... why? Because the tools left behind were some electrical and stuff... but already installed the distributor switch for now... buy i want one for the fuel pump... thank you guys so much .. i apreciate your help
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Re: how to instal kill switch on fuel pump
easiest kill is to:
Unplug driver side harness
unplug ECU and take with you
pull main relay
until you find your method for a reliable kill switch.
thieves also have internet connections and can find your basic run of the mill switch location.
Unplug driver side harness
unplug ECU and take with you
pull main relay
until you find your method for a reliable kill switch.
thieves also have internet connections and can find your basic run of the mill switch location.
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Re: how to instal kill switch on fuel pump
Remove the horn and use the horn switch to run a kill switch in-line with the neutral safety switch (clutch switch). Nobody is going to try steal a car by honking the horn and the switch/wires are already in place...
Basically you would have to push the horn button, hold the clutch and start the car...kinda stupid, but i doubt anyone would figure it out
Basically you would have to push the horn button, hold the clutch and start the car...kinda stupid, but i doubt anyone would figure it out
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Re: how to instal kill switch on fuel pump
Virtually any Honda ECU from the same OBD generation will run your car, and thieves have them on hand.
Thieves have main relays on hand as well as many are interchangeable. You can also simply jump certain pins on the harness.
A main relay kill switch and an alarm are your best bet. If you spend money on your car, spend some on some kind of gps tracking solution. None are perfect, but they're worth the expense.
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Re: how to instal kill switch on fuel pump
http://www.autoblog.com/2007/08/24/r...r-in-your-car/
Installed something very similar for a customer a while back...basically a pain in the *** since you have to program a thumbprint for whoever drives it.
Installed something very similar for a customer a while back...basically a pain in the *** since you have to program a thumbprint for whoever drives it.
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