kill switch
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Might not be what you are looking for...but I just ran across this while browsing:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...B%25252Bswitch
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...B%25252Bswitch
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From: Alvin, Texas.
Not that I can necessarily help, but whoever made the chip/kill switch for my Ranger is good. I pul that chip and it doesn't start, crank, anything really. You can get the "acc" function, but lose that chip.....
I thought about it and I think what I've got goes to the starter and computer--somehow. I don't think the body electronics need the computer, so that makes sense.
I thought about it and I think what I've got goes to the starter and computer--somehow. I don't think the body electronics need the computer, so that makes sense.
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Well, the easiest would be the "s" terminal on the starter. So it won't crank, but if it's a manual tranny truck, it could be roll started if they jerked the ignition out of the column.
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Look for something that looks like this.
http://www.partsamerica.com/product_...mg/NIE/S63.jpg
You will cut one of the wires going to the small terminals on top. Cut the one going to the "s" terminal.
http://www.partsamerica.com/product_...mg/NIE/S63.jpg
You will cut one of the wires going to the small terminals on top. Cut the one going to the "s" terminal.
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There are either 1 or 2 small terminals on the starter relay.
On the starter relay there is the Letter S which indicates the starter circuit , it should be in-line with the small terminal,
You are basically going to interupt that one wire with a switch so the only way for current to travel through and initiate the starter to turn is with the switch in the closed position,
Remember the Relay !
Using a little current to switch for use of big current.
On the starter relay there is the Letter S which indicates the starter circuit , it should be in-line with the small terminal,
You are basically going to interupt that one wire with a switch so the only way for current to travel through and initiate the starter to turn is with the switch in the closed position,
Remember the Relay !
Using a little current to switch for use of big current.
