home made ignition override
#6
It's Mighty Purty....has everything a guy likes, all kinds of colorful wires and plugs and thingamabobs sticking out all over it, nothing there NOT to like
Only problem is, I am in the same boat as the rest of the guys as to WHY is it needed? Great write up, just don't know the purpose......
Only problem is, I am in the same boat as the rest of the guys as to WHY is it needed? Great write up, just don't know the purpose......
#7
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I was curious as well, so I did a little Googling. I'm guessing this wiring wonder will allow you to keep the truck running after you turn the key off and remove it. You control it with a switch to enable it, and it's automatically disabled if someone touches the brake.
Basically like a turbo timer, minus the timer...
Basically like a turbo timer, minus the timer...
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#8
If that's the case. Youldnt it be much easier to just ad a 12v timer? I mean put it in circut so when power is disabled(key off) truck runs for like 90 seconds or 5 min( ones I use are good for 5 min). No one can steal the truck as you need the key to shift. Obviously a problem for manuals. But you could add a simple relay on parkiing brake for that. So one timer one relay and donesky. Not that what you did wasn't impressive. Just curious
#9
It is same like this one
http://www.able2products.com/update/05_0915_v1.htm
The wiring diagram has extra diagram for Duramax so when you push the override button rpm goes to 1000 rpm on the idle
all police cars have it
http://www.able2products.com/update/05_0915_v1.htm
The wiring diagram has extra diagram for Duramax so when you push the override button rpm goes to 1000 rpm on the idle
all police cars have it
#10
I was curious as well, so I did a little Googling. I'm guessing this wiring wonder will allow you to keep the truck running after you turn the key off and remove it. You control it with a switch to enable it, and it's automatically disabled if someone touches the brake.
Basically like a turbo timer, minus the timer...
Basically like a turbo timer, minus the timer...
That is correct; you push override button and pull the key out engine will run until you push the brake pedal.
Or if you go to store, push the override button; pull the key out lock the truck, when you get back put the key back in **** in the drive and go
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