Mark-
I had considerations for a manual power switch for my fuel pump a few
months ago- I opted against it for another reason.
If you wanna just kill your fuel pump, why wouldn't a cutoff switch wired
between the fuel pump and inertia switch do the job? You take the path to
ground away, effectively killing the pump. It would also save you from
having to dink around with your inertia switch.
As for the buzzer, I'm pretty sure for me anyway that the buzzer just
buzzes when the car's started. However, I wouldn't swear on a stack of
bibles that it's working correctly..
Eric Itzel
Vin 4433
----- Original Message -----
From: id
To: DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 11:22 PM
Subject: [DMCForum] buzzer / courtesy lights / fuel pump
is there a buzzer for the ignition switch when the keys are left in the
car?
i have a switch that turns off my courtesy lights on my car so it doesnt
kill the battery when the doors are left open. i was wondering if there
is a picture how to do this modification so i can move my switch to a
different location so i dont have to tear apart the whole car to figure
out where these wires are spliced into so i can move them safely.
i would also like to install a fuel pump switch so i can cut the power
to the fuel pump when i leave the car unattended so it wont get stolen
till i can get an alarm on the car. is there a picture or diagram how to
do this safely?
thank you
mark
6683
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