Do you need a kill switch for a ignition switch?
Yes, that will be the correct switch needed. Yes, part number 5005801 does have 6 prongs. Does this switch come without the kill switch on it. My boat already has one on it.
Where is the number on the ignition switch?
On the key switch there will be a screw on cover. Under that cover should be a number. That number will determine which key you will need to order. If you can get that give us a call and we can get you the correct one. I have this switch on my 05 Ranger. But my kill switch and lanyard are off to the side.
Is the Johnson ignition switch the correct lanyard?
Hello, Yes, that is the correct lanyard for all the models between 50 and 225hp. Thanks I have a Johnson 40 hp model j40plssm will this switch work for mine?
Where can I buy a replacement ignition switch?
You can buy just a replacement key. On the key switch there will be a screw on cover. Under that cover should be a number. That number will determine which key you will need to order. If you can get that give us a call and we can get you the correct one. I have this switch on my 05 Ranger. But my kill switch and lanyard are off to the side.
How do you wire an ignition kill switch?
By using a wiring diagram for your car, you should be able to find which wire is your ignition cable and determine the proper one to cut into. Once the wire is cut, you can either solder the 2 ends of the wire into the switch, or use additional connectors and crimp it on (no soldering required). Below is an ignition kill switch wiring diagram:
What can cause an ignition switch to fail?
(These generalizations, depend significantly on year, make, and model.) Worn ignition switch contacts, temperature problems, or broken springs can all cause the ignition switch to fail, preventing you from starting your car. On the road, poor ignition switch contacts could shut the engine off while driving, which could be dangerous.
What’s the best way to install an ignition switch?
By using a wiring diagram for your car, you should be able to find which wire is your ignition cable and determine the proper one to cut into. Once the wire is cut, you can either solder the 2 ends of the wire into the switch, or use additional connectors and crimp it on (no soldering required).
Where are the terminals on an ignition switch?
The back of the ignition switch has four terminals, which are the Battery, Start, Ignition and Accessory. The procedure for wiring an ignition switch is as follows: To begin with, the negative battery terminal must be disconnected before locating the positive power lead to the switch.