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$31 Collision Safety Shut Off Switch for Electric Fuel Pumps

Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2019 8:28 pm
by Edz66Vert
$31 Collision Safety Shut Off Switch for Electric Fuel Pumps

These are available on evilbay for $31 posted and cut the power to your fuel pump in an accident, reducing the chance of a fire.

They are easy to wire in, just cut the fuel pump wire and wire it in (ign is power in, pump is power out to pump).

It also has a 3rd terminal (marked W/L) that can be wired to automatically activate the vehicles hazard warning lights.
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Re: $31 Collision Safety Shut Off Switch for Electric Fuel Pumps

Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2019 11:07 pm
by Pinto-Pete
Good find Ed.... :like:

Re: $31 Collision Safety Shut Off Switch for Electric Fuel Pumps

Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2019 11:37 pm
by unilec5544
So what activates the cut off knob and where do you fit it?

Re: $31 Collision Safety Shut Off Switch for Electric Fuel P

Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2019 5:15 am
by ozbilt
unilec5544 wrote:So what activates the cut off knob and where do you fit it?
Normally have a ball inside that dislodges in an accident. That ball completes a circuit and pressing (or lifting the knob in the one above) reactivates the circuit.

They are fitted between the fuel pump and power source.

They are fitted to all cars that are produced with fuel injection (read since the demise of carbys)

Re: $31 Collision Safety Shut Off Switch for Electric Fuel P

Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2019 7:01 am
by unilec5544
ozbilt wrote:
unilec5544 wrote:So what activates the cut off knob and where do you fit it?
Normally have a ball inside that dislodges in an accident. That ball completes a circuit and pressing (or lifting the knob in the one above) reactivates the circuit.

They are fitted between the fuel pump and power source.

They are fitted to all cars that are produced with fuel injection (read since the demise of carbys)
Thanks, I was just interested to know where you would fit one, so the ball is thrown forward by inertia, so what happens if you are hit from the front side, should you have more than one switch?