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How Does Battery Cable Connect to Shut Off Switch?

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zblu said:
I have one like John Loftus has posted in the trunk,(its there for originality only-not connected) there is also the same thing available that fits onto the battery post, however I have installed one that has the red plastic key that is removeable (Hella I think)to the inside of the cockpit thereby removing the requirement to get out and open the trunk to turn off or open the batterybox lid to turn off
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Methinks you also just brought the fire maiden inside the cockpit thereby removing what little isolation you had from high current circuits which are poorly protected in the car.---Keoke
 
Keoke, only the key insert is in the cockpit, all the terminating cables etc are still in the battery box area
I would be more worried about the fire maiden as you call it with the original setup being in the trunk with the fuel vapors /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
 
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