Neutral safety switch?
Discussion
To pass regulation where I live, the car needs a neutral safety switch. it prevents the engine from firing if the clutch pedal is not depressed. Anyone ever installed one of those? I understand every car manufacturer have their own switch design. Any universal ones out there? or a brand that is easier to install than others?
MHunter
MHunter
I would suggest you bring this switch in series to the engine start button or ignition switch only if the clutch is pressed you can actually close the circuit
and start the engine. If you use the Ultima supplied ignition switch and wire it for key starting it actually has a failsafe
that only after turning fully off the ignition you will be able to restart. This is a protection so you cannot gear in the starter motor
in the running engine.
You will have to use either a relay for this task or a switch that can handle the current that is necessary
to gear in the starter motor.
and start the engine. If you use the Ultima supplied ignition switch and wire it for key starting it actually has a failsafe
that only after turning fully off the ignition you will be able to restart. This is a protection so you cannot gear in the starter motor
in the running engine.
You will have to use either a relay for this task or a switch that can handle the current that is necessary
to gear in the starter motor.
spatz said:
......You will have to use either a relay for this task or a switch that can handle the current that is necessary
to gear in the starter motor.
There is already a starter relay in the Ultima circuit so you only need to wire the safety switch in the wire between ignition switch and relay. Thin Red/white wire to relay pin 86.to gear in the starter motor.
Steve
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