fuel cut-off switch question..
still kinda confused after reading many threads..
some mention that u "have" to use a relay.. some say you dont "have"to...
what i understand is that if you use a 25a or higher switch u dont need the relay..
which wire? yello/green or black??
came upon this thread and the guy says wich ever one u want to cut.. so im confused there..
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=384077
so far this is what i understand... 25a or higher switch.. cut the yellow/green and walla urset.. am i right?
some mention that u "have" to use a relay.. some say you dont "have"to...
what i understand is that if you use a 25a or higher switch u dont need the relay..
which wire? yello/green or black??
came upon this thread and the guy says wich ever one u want to cut.. so im confused there..
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=384077
so far this is what i understand... 25a or higher switch.. cut the yellow/green and walla urset.. am i right?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by i need a new username »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i dont remember the wire i used, but i know i didnt use a relay and its been working fine (1yr stong)</TD></TR></TABLE>
thanks for ur reply.. what amp switch did u use?
thanks for ur reply.. what amp switch did u use?
I installed a fuel cutoff switch in my car. It's a yellow/green wire that runs down the drivers door sill and to the fuel pump under the rear seat. First i just put a switch in-line with the yellow/green wire and added extra wire to mount my hidden switch. I ended up blowing the fuel pump fuse like 5 times at random times. It was a bad situation. Finally i removed the extra wiring and put a relay in-line with my yellow/green wire. I ran the extra line to my switch. It's worked 100% since then and i've never had anymore blown fuses. I highly recommend using a relay cause it's only like $6 and you can hide everything better that way.
Here's the most awesome honda/acura security site you'll ever see. It was put together be a guy that's on the forums. It has wire color maps, detailed pictures, and he gives excellent pointers and tips about how to make a car virtually impossible to steal. It has a menu in the upper right to find all the good stuff. Check it out.
http://www.vsracing.net/~suspended/index.html
Here's the most awesome honda/acura security site you'll ever see. It was put together be a guy that's on the forums. It has wire color maps, detailed pictures, and he gives excellent pointers and tips about how to make a car virtually impossible to steal. It has a menu in the upper right to find all the good stuff. Check it out.
http://www.vsracing.net/~suspended/index.html
Can't remember what wire to use, but a generic toggle/rocker switch will work.... side note- definitely do this, someone attempted to steal my hatch a long time ago and they only got it about 25 feet with the gas in the lines. The switch saved my car and lots of hassle.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JCracer723 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i got a 30a switch .. its recomended that a 25a minimum is used so i should be ok with no relay i hope.. i mean the fuel pump has a relay already doesnt it? </TD></TR></TABLE>
yes, the main relay is what I wired off of. It's one that usually craps out during the summer on Hondas.
yes, the main relay is what I wired off of. It's one that usually craps out during the summer on Hondas.
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