Fitting FIA cut off switch - which ignition wire to use

[cliokongen]

I am in the process of fitting a FIA cut off switch but i am in doubt of which ignition wire to use.
Which one of the ones going to/from ignition barrel should be used?

Michael

[geesus]

i was under the impression it should be used on the battery positive/negative cable? :? so that it cuts all power, not just ignition?

[Evogone]

Battery positive cable so to kill all electrics. If its just one the ignition then your not killing all circuits which its intended for.

[geesus]

yeh so the kill switch goes in line on the positive feed, then the ignition/coil etc is connected to the 4 pin connector

that way the battery is isolated and ignition cut also, this stops the car running on without the battery connected, which will cause a spike (which is where the resistor comes in)

correct?

[Evogone]

yeh so the kill switch goes in line on the positive feed, then the ignition/coil etc is connected to the 4 pin connector

that way the battery is isolated and ignition cut also, this stops the car running on without the battery connected, which will cause a spike (which is where the resistor comes in)

correct?

Yup..!

[davidbuttigieg]

yeh so the kill switch goes in line on the positive feed, then the ignition/coil etc is connected to the 4 pin connector

that way the battery is isolated and ignition cut also, this stops the car running on without the battery connected, which will cause a spike (which is where the resistor comes in)

correct?

Yup..!

Where do you connect the resistor ?

[cliokongen]

yeh so the kill switch goes in line on the positive feed, then the ignition/coil etc is connected to the 4 pin connector

that way the battery is isolated and ignition cut also, this stops the car running on without the battery connected, which will cause a spike (which is where the resistor comes in)

correct?

Yup..!

Yup..! ditto... :-)

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