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connecting remote battery kill switch?
#741914 04/23/2011 7:04 PM
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Some time ago, I have bought a remote battery kill switch, but now, I have lost the instructions...
It is a high-amp 4-post kill switch (sometimes called RV switch), the 2 big posts are for the battery cables, and the 2 small posts are for wiring the dashboard toggle switch.
How do I connect these 2 small posts?
Thanks!

Last edited by wave1957; 04/24/2011 4:16 AM.
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Re: connecting remote battery kill switch?
wave1957 #742411 04/25/2011 7:58 PM
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wave, go to speedwaymotors.com, search "battery switch", click on the 4 post picture and when it opens, there is a link with instructions/ wiring diagram. I just put one of these on my truck, but I only used the big posts.

(Sorry I haven't figured out how to do live links yet!)
Casey.

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