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If I was to put a kill switch on an F350, 6.7, which wire under the hood would I cut to run the wire into the cab where the switch will be. I've done this before on several 7.3's, but everything is different on this new motor. Thanks
If I was to put a kill switch on an F350, 6.7, which wire under the hood would I cut to run the wire into the cab where the switch will be. I've done this before on several 7.3's, but everything is different on this new motor. Thanks
I had same concerns on my 2011 - But the new to 2011 key is suppost to be pretty tough. That being said all my old trucks had "kill" switches and if you want to e-mail me I can tell you the wires to work on that will stop the truck dead in it's tracks...
I possible won't need to do this. I've always done it in the past. I don't have much confidence in alarm systems and a kill switch well hidden is a little insurance. Why, I don't live to far from Mexico, that will kinda explain it. I do plan on doing this eventually, just don't know how yet. Thanks guys for the replies.
Im with you on that - even though I am in Austin - they are stealing the SD's in Austin/Houston/SAn Antonio and they are showing up all through So. Tx. with drug or people ...
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