retarted fuel switch question
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Definetly not the second or third drawings- you'd blow a fuse as soon as the switch is on...
It doesn't matter where the switch is installed in the circuit (we Americans like to put 'em on the positive sides of the components, and the Japs like to use the ground sides), but no switch will feed a direct ground. That's a short.
Use the first drawing, it's the easiest location to splice into, and the switch wiring run in the cabin is not too long (any extra wiring adds resistance to the entire circuit)...
BTW, Kevin's got a writeup on his Rotary Resurrection website, use that one...
It doesn't matter where the switch is installed in the circuit (we Americans like to put 'em on the positive sides of the components, and the Japs like to use the ground sides), but no switch will feed a direct ground. That's a short.
Use the first drawing, it's the easiest location to splice into, and the switch wiring run in the cabin is not too long (any extra wiring adds resistance to the entire circuit)...
BTW, Kevin's got a writeup on his Rotary Resurrection website, use that one...
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sooo i dont need a ground or anything like that???
oh yeah, and if i want the "on switch" to actually work as "on" which direction should the positive side go (towards steering wheel or away)
and the third drawing is just a pic of my switch.. whats wrong with it?
oh yeah, and if i want the "on switch" to actually work as "on" which direction should the positive side go (towards steering wheel or away)
and the third drawing is just a pic of my switch.. whats wrong with it?
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Originally Posted by DimaK
sooo i dont need a ground or anything like that???
oh yeah, and if i want the "on switch" to actually work as "on" which direction should the positive side go (towards steering wheel or away)
and the third drawing is just a pic of my switch.. whats wrong with it?
oh yeah, and if i want the "on switch" to actually work as "on" which direction should the positive side go (towards steering wheel or away)
and the third drawing is just a pic of my switch.. whats wrong with it?
The article can be found at: http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/ro.../flooding.html
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