Fuel Shutoff in accident?
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I've got MR Gasket low oil pressure safety switches on the fuel pumps on both of my carbureted street rods, but after reading this thread, I'm going to install the Ford enertia swithes on both. I'm also glad to hear there is one with a light to tell you when it's tripped. Very good info, everyone.
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Here is a pretty cool article I found on the ford inertia switch, a worth while read imo.
http://www.therangerstation.com/tech...tiaSwitch.html
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Just went to the Junk yard and picked this out of an '04 Escape (I believe) for $15. It's only a two wire, but it does have a prong for a third connection. Super easy reset button, more so than the explorers I found. Plus it was only held in by two large screws, not the two or three tiny bolts (Under 1/4") that the explorers use.
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