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WhiteZC 06-29-2004 12:42 AM

Kill Switches...
 
after reading that one fools integra stealing prob(-------- that was funny ----), ive come to realize that my hatch has no alarm, and i was wondering if someone could 1)do a write up for everyone on how to do a kill switch install 2)post a link to one that shows you or 3) tell us how to<which is really a write up anyways>

thanks

PinoyB18A 06-29-2004 01:07 AM

Re:Kill Switches...
 
This is a good idea. I have a CRX and only a garage door that doesn't work well protects it...

Doofnoil 06-29-2004 01:12 AM

Re:Kill Switches...
 
I was thinking of something totally different when I read your topic, but I came up with an idea for overboost situations.

like a simple one way solenoid attached directly to the wastegate to completely open the gate via a manual switch in the cabin. If you notice an overboost situation just flick the switch and presto no boost... sound good?

willahlborn 06-29-2004 01:13 AM

Re:Kill Switches...
 

Originally Posted by Doofnoil
I was thinking of something totally different when I read your topic, but I came up with an idea for overboost situations.

like a simple one way solenoid attached directly to the wastegate to completely open the gate via a manual switch in the cabin. If you notice an overboost situation just flick the switch and presto no boost... sound good?

How about... when you notice an overboost situation, you lift your foot off the gas pedal? :P

turboDXcoupe 06-29-2004 01:14 AM

Re:Kill Switches...
 

Originally Posted by Will

Originally Posted by Doofnoil
I was thinking of something totally different when I read your topic, but I came up with an idea for overboost situations.

like a simple one way solenoid attached directly to the wastegate to completely open the gate via a manual switch in the cabin. If you notice an overboost situation just flick the switch and presto no boost... sound good?

How about... when you notice an overboost situation, you lift your foot off the gas pedal? :P

oh man lmao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

1337 06-29-2004 01:16 AM

Re:Kill Switches...
 
This is in no way a switch per say but my cousin used to be paranoid someone was gonna steal his heap of a honda and before he went to sleep he would disconnect where it was barely noticeable the plugs that go to the dizzy and also used to disconnect the spark plug wires from the top of the plugs where it wasnt even noticable but no starting at all. He even went as far as disconnecting the ground off his batery cable sometimes :X

Slo_crx1 06-29-2004 05:59 AM

Re:Kill Switches...
 
I almost have a setup like your talkin about, but it's mostly out of neccesity and not because of theft. My main relay crapped out and melted all of the wires going to it, so now i have to have my ecu, dizzy, and fuel pump all on kill switches ;D Man, talk about ghetto ;)

quickcrx702 06-30-2004 05:47 PM

Re:Kill Switches...
 
i have killswitches for starter and fuel pump. basically you just need to find the wire for whatever you want killswitched. then, cut the wire. extend the two halves with about five feet of similar gauge wire/solder/heatshrink. run both wires under your carpet to some hidden location. get a switch from radio shack, and wire it up accordingly. mount the switch in the hidden location. when the switch is in the on position, your fuel pump, starter, whatever will work. in the off position your car will not start. i probably forgot some minor details, but it is pretty much common sense ----. dont tell anybody where you hid your killswitches, not even your best friend.

also, i forgot which wire is for the starter, and i am not sure about the fuel pump. but... i think the fuel pump is a yellow/black wire found underneath the cargo compartment in the crx. you will have to forgive me, its been a long time since i did this, and my memory is not the best.

turboDXcoupe 06-30-2004 06:06 PM

Re:Kill Switches...
 
do you need a certain type of switch? or it can be any electrical switch?

quickcrx702 06-30-2004 06:10 PM

Re:Kill Switches...
 
dont get one of those fancy light up ones for obvious reasons. other than that, just use the smallest cheapest one you can find at radio shack.


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