Posted by Charles in Aus. on November 10, 2012 at 20:01:31 from (211.30.56.106):
In Reply to: Fuel cutoff valve posted by maxwell99 on November 10, 2012 at 16:17:39:
The most likely time to find the tag still in your pocket is when you are back at home and about to sit down ! A fuel shut off solenoid valve is probably what you need, very good ones are made for LPG powered car engines , they are cheap and run off 12 volts . The advantage of these is that they can be wired to only open when the ignition is on , once the ignition is turned off it will automatically close the fuel line. As they are quite small one could be hidden up under the battery tray and with a creative switch it could also be turned into an anti theft device .
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