Where do I install a fuel pump Kill Switch?

What's the worst that can happen ? Curious ? Any mechanical issues ? ( it was just a test to see if it's working properly )

Honestly, nothing is different than the case of starting with pump not powered. The engine runs, and then dies of fuel starvation. The worst I can think of is what happened to the BMWs I referred to, where the pump can't force the fuel to the injectors and won't restart without being bled. And as I said, I've never heard that about our engines.
 
Honestly, nothing is different than the case of starting with pump not powered. The engine runs, and then dies of fuel starvation. The worst I can think of is what happened to the BMWs I referred to, where the pump can't force the fuel to the injectors and won't restart without being bled. And as I said, I've never heard that about our engines.

Got you. Thanks
 
I would put the switch in the circuit opening relay. It's the same relay the dealership pulls to kill the fuel pump but still run the vehicle (fuel injector services). As far as hiding said switch, the roof is the limit, just make sure you use good a good quality switch and connections so you don't leave yourself stranded.
 
With the help of [MENTION=44978]kball[/MENTION] and [MENTION=10169]TheDurk[/MENTION], I've managed to wire my switch differently then [MENTION=44978]kball[/MENTION].

Pm if someone's is interested

Please if you haven't run out of pm's yet.
thanx,
willie
 

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