Just a quick question...is starting my car without fuel pressure say 3-5 times really bad for the engine? I know running lean is bad, but here's the deal -- I just installed a few kill switches, and I keep forgetting to flip them all! So I let my engine die a few times (3-5). I won't forget anymore, but is this seriously harmful for the engine?

Yeah, I'm stupid and forgot a few times .

 

its not that bad for the engine
over time if you keep forgeting a lot maybe there will be some extra stress
but i wouldnt worry about it if i were you

 

Thanks for the quick reply, just making sure haha .

 

i dont see a problem with it. just as long as it's not missing or somthing and u try to drive it. u think thats bad i got 56 switches i gota remimber to flip too.

 

Lol! 56 switches...run into any problems with current?

If I had 56 switches, I'l put half of them on the dash in plain sight, and hide the rest. The theif would crap his/her pants the second he/she looked at the dash haha. Too bad I only have around half of that .

 

not all ov them are visable / added on/ some are OEM switches

i'll give u 2 examples.
#1 is the ac switch. thus the blower and ac have to be on to start it.
#2 theres a switch on my side markerlight mount. push the light once, power to dizzy. push again no power

 

dont give all your secrets away yo!

 

problem with them having them all in a row is they'l just rip out the console and tie the 2 ends together to be thhief save u gota think like a theif

 

Yeah, wiring a lot in series for a particular function isn't a very good idea lol. Anyways, thanks again for answering my question.

 

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actualy those are "obsolete" and i dont use them anymore got better ways of doing it. i'm putting a pc into my car. passwords / thumbprints anyone?

 

A thumbprint scanner in a push button starter would be cool.