[elcaminodragster]

Well I just installed a new AAW wire harness. I used the dash ignition switch instead of the column. I've never used a dash switch before. I am wanting to kill the started from turning and kill power to the dist.

I have an HEI dist. I'm most positive I'm correct on where to install the kill switch for the dist. I'm not sure about the starter tho.

Here are the full schematics. . . The yellow arrows are where I think I would install the kill switches. Am I correct???

[302 Z28]

Wow that is huge picure you posted, I have two 19" monitors and it still does not fit.

Yes, that looks like it will do it. You could use either a double pole double throw switch or use a double pole relay and a single pole switch.

Vince

[elcaminodragster]

Sorry about the size of the pics. I had to use my dads camera I couldn't find mine. I didn't want to change the settings on his camera. . . Hes going blind in his old age lol.

Anyway. . . dubble pole dubble switch dub bubble relay bubble duble. . .


You lost me there lol. Double pole double throw meaning an on off on switch?

Could a normal on off switch work???

I want one switch for the starter and one switch for the dist.

[elcaminodragster]

Okay I've done a bit of research on kill switches. I found I can install a simple on off switch for the coil feed.

As for the starter a simple switch doesn't seem like a good idea

I found you need a relay and the switch to kill the starter. I know the type of relay I need. I'm still unclear as to the type of switch but I'm guessing an on off switch. I don't know how to hook up the relay tho. Which connection goes to what???

[302 Z28]

Normal on-off switch. I assumed you wanted one switch for both functions.

Vince

[elcaminodragster]

Originally Posted by 302 Z28

Normal on-off switch. I assumed you wanted one switch for both functions.

Vince

So how do I connect a Bosh relay for the kill switch for the starter???

Or do I just simply put in a on off switch???

[kleen56]

This doesn't have anything to do with wiring in a kill switch, but in addition to the switches, I always use a battery cutoff switch. There are several types out there. Avoid the cheap ones with the removal red handle. Anyways, they come in handy because you can flip the switch and all electrical is dead. It saves you from pulling the cables everytime whenever your doing electrical work. Just my two cents.
Ed