Need help with kill switch install
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do yourself a favour and go out and buy what they use on road bikes. They bolt onto your handlebars and basically there is a pin which when placed in completes the circuit. If by some bad luck you fall off the pin kills the motor. The wiring s basic you cut one wire going to your keyand join in your new kill switch. When using the kill switch it just acts like another key. I tried the way your doing it and it is a nightmare to wire. Not to mention that you are sending a signal to earth and dfi systems use earth to activate. Not something I would recommend!!
I think the system is closed going to open, the one you are using is open going to closed
I think the system is closed going to open, the one you are using is open going to closed
Don't use a pro-armor! I did and when wired one way it will fry your coil and the other way it'll keep blowing your main fuse. I would mount it on my bars and try sneak though or wire it the wrong way and have plenty of spare fuses on hand. I use a gunnar and it works fine. If you are going to wire it then do what you said you were and use a t-connecter. Put the wire from the killswitch on one end and the wire from the quad onto the other then plug it onto the coil. Everytime you pull it your main fuse will go and you'll have to replace it.
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QUOTE (billdogg @ Nov 1 2007, 04:37 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=4037
Did you ever get your ProArmor switch wired and working? If so how!!!
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QUOTE (raredirt @ Apr 14 2008, 12:36 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=8157
The Pro Armor kill switches work absolutely fine. I wired mine to the blue wire on my tip-over sensor and have never had a problem.
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