 Master Cut-off switch questions., is it this simple? |
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 Nov 29 2004, 03:37 AM
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i need to start the wiring part of my CMC car build. the only factory wiring thats gonna be used is the engine harness.
i guess when wiring a car, the first place to start is the battery and go from there. when wiring in a master cut-off switch, is it as simple a putting it inline w/ the positive battery lead? i think the alternator feed needs to be on the battery side of the disconect switch, right? i also plan to put the PCM BAT lead there also. one thing i keep seeing reference to is something to protect the alternator when this switch is flipped. what needs to be done here? tell me what you know on this please. |
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Glenn98ZM6 Master Cut-off switch questions. Nov 29 2004, 03:37 AM
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