Anyone Have Problems With The Kill Switch?
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Anyone Have Problems With The Kill Switch?
This is a fairly common problem with these switches especially if you run any extra lights or accessories.
The plastic that holds the contacts melts. You have two options. You can bypass the kill switch or buy another switch. If I remember correctly the switch is expensive.
Also if you take this switch apart it will drive you nuts trying to put it back togather.
You can bypass the switch without taking it apart. You can use a jumper wire on the harness near the connector.
I have one in the shop now that has been bypassed. I will post later on today or tonight which wires you need to jump after I look at it again. As of now I forget.
The plastic that holds the contacts melts. You have two options. You can bypass the kill switch or buy another switch. If I remember correctly the switch is expensive.
Also if you take this switch apart it will drive you nuts trying to put it back togather.
You can bypass the switch without taking it apart. You can use a jumper wire on the harness near the connector.
I have one in the shop now that has been bypassed. I will post later on today or tonight which wires you need to jump after I look at it again. As of now I forget.
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Anyone Have Problems With The Kill Switch?
Originally posted by: Overdrive
This is a fairly common problem with these switches especially if you run any extra lights or accessories.
The plastic that holds the contacts melts. You have two options. You can bypass the kill switch or buy another switch. If I remember correctly the switch is expensive.
Also if you take this switch apart it will drive you nuts trying to put it back togather.
You can bypass the switch without taking it apart. You can use a jumper wire on the harness near the connector.
I have one in the shop now that has been bypassed. I will post later on today or tonight which wires you need to jump after I look at it again. As of now I forget.
This is a fairly common problem with these switches especially if you run any extra lights or accessories.
The plastic that holds the contacts melts. You have two options. You can bypass the kill switch or buy another switch. If I remember correctly the switch is expensive.
Also if you take this switch apart it will drive you nuts trying to put it back togather.
You can bypass the switch without taking it apart. You can use a jumper wire on the harness near the connector.
I have one in the shop now that has been bypassed. I will post later on today or tonight which wires you need to jump after I look at it again. As of now I forget.
Did you find the switch?
Thanks.
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