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Kill switch on super 88 diesel

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Jon

07-21-2003 18:54:59




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What would be the best way to put a kill switch on my super 88 diesel. Thanks for any info.




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JDGnut

07-22-2003 13:37:03




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 Re: Kill switch on super 88 diesel in reply to Jon, 07-21-2003 18:54:59  
Get a 12V solinoid from an LP dealer.. they should have one in stock... hook it to the kill switch.. when it pulls it kills the power to the soliniod.. and shuts off the fuel.. fitting should be 1/4 pipe on the solinoid... Easy to install... Not the best shut off because it will run for a very short period of time.. but it works... JDGnut
(An Air shut off would be the best, and quicker..)

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TimC

07-22-2003 06:21:04




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 Re: Kill switch on super 88 diesel in reply to Jon, 07-21-2003 18:54:59  
Go to any tractor dealer ship and buy a fuel solenoid. Route your fuel line thru the solenoid and hook 12v from a keyed switch to the red and run the ground thru the kill switch and hook the other side of the kill switch to frame ground at the seat.

Never seen a deisel set up but this is what I would do.



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CHOCKITTHROUGH

07-21-2003 20:02:45




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 Re: Kill switch on super 88 diesel in reply to Jon, 07-21-2003 18:54:59  
You will need to put a spring loaded slide gate on the intake with a pin that is attached by a long wire,that when pulled,the spring will force the gate closed and stop air flow,thus stoping the motor,,,this way you can still use an air filter,,,If you do it like the ProStocks you can not use a filter,unless you make a plumming job of it and add a filter can or something like that,,,,, hope ya got some ideas at least!

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