How do you remove an ignition kill switch?
Removing can be easy or difficult. Basically any wire coming out of the kill switch box that taps into a wire under the dash, the wire and tap has to be removed, and you should tape over the bare spot in the wire. At least one wire under the dash, maybe more, instead is interrupted and both ends go to the kill switch.
Where does kill switch connect to?
The kill-switch is physically mounted to the front of the outboard motor casing (shown schematically here for clarity). One wire is taken from the ignition points to a terminal of the kill-switch. The other wire is taken from the other terminal of the kill-switch to the metal casing of the outboard motor (earth).
Where do you hide a kill switch?
Battery and kill switch (disconnect) are in the trunk. Basically under lock and key.
What happens if you hit the kill switch while riding?
The engine will die. If you aren’t, and are in gear, the engine will start slowing you down. If you’re on a first gen and you do this (in gear), your pipe will fill with unburned gas. When you restart the bike, you’ll get a great explosion inside your exhaust can and a flame will shoot out.
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What kind of engine does a FJ Cruiser have?
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