wiring question
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Depending on how much power you want to use I would suggest using a relay and, as Crafty said, use an oil pressure switch to drive the relay.
You will also need to consider if you have an Accusump your new supply may come on as soon as you turn the ignition because the Accusump will raise the oil pressure.
If you have EFI you may be able to use the fuel pump relay as that will only be on when the engine is running apart from a few seconds prime pulse just before start-up.
Steve
You will also need to consider if you have an Accusump your new supply may come on as soon as you turn the ignition because the Accusump will raise the oil pressure.
If you have EFI you may be able to use the fuel pump relay as that will only be on when the engine is running apart from a few seconds prime pulse just before start-up.
Steve
MHunter said:
any way I can spliced into the oil pressure sender already installed and use its variable voltage to run a relay? 0 volts = relay off, any voltage above a certain small treshold = relay on?
With a custom made electronic circuit...Yes.But seeing as neither of us know how to build such a circuit then ...No.
Simplest it to add a tee fitting where your sensor is and hang the sensor and a switch off it.
Steve
MHunter said:
I'm trying to get the headlamps (driving light, or parking light) to turn on when the engine is running. requirement here in canada. Daytime Running Lights.
Why not just power them from a relay connected to the ignition switch?If you connect to the auxiliary position they will be switched off during cranking but onat all other times.
Steve
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