Kill Switch

The coil negative wire will stop it or the coil positive wire if you connect it within one foot of the coil (before the splice). The negative wire can be tagged at the ignition module or at the harness just under the brake booster, it is the dark green one.

Mike

86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

DGann wrote:

Thanks again Mike... I think I will use the dark green one..

Dennis Gann

Wire in a switch to the fuel pump wire running along the interior. Nobody is going to drive off without the fuel pump working.

-Brent Bogrees '89 YJ 4.0L w/ 33" BFG MT's and '98 XJ 4.0L driveline swap '94 XJ 4.0L w/ 31" BFG AT's

Brent Bogrees did pass the time by typing:

ACC>------>switch>------>HORN mounted inide the cab

):D

If you want to make it harder on the thief, use a unconventional switch.

Some ideas

- Phono jack, take the plug with you on your keychain.

- Reed relay, take/move the magnet (not good for high current)

- Gut the ciggy lighter and use it as the switch (of course if the thief swipes your ligher your sunk)

- Hide a switch by your fog/locker/etc switches (to be real classic, label it "Siren" ala BatMan)

etc.

twaldron did pass the time by typing:

Pump feed >-------o---o--------> Pump o---------> Horn hidden inside vehicle.

Use a relay and you could drive one of those "big-rig" style horns.

:)

He has a CJ7 that doesn't need electricity for fuel, it can run off a jerry can sitting on the hood even.

Mike

86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Brent Bogrees wrote:

It is called a Smith & Wesson that's my kill switch.

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