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    200tdi into S2a wiring fuel stop switch

    Well, after many months I now have the engine running..... SWEET!!
    But...
    the after market glow warmer timer is wired in according to destructions, however there is no power to activate the fuel cut-off switch on start-up. I have power to the switch with ignition turned on, but none when the starter motor is switched on.
    I have a starter motor relay installed with the wire from the key barrel powering the relay. If I connect the fuel cut-off feed wire (connected to the ignition wire) to the start wire, it continues to drive the starter motor incessantly.
    So, how can I get power to the fuel switch on the start?

    cheers,
    P
    Mustlust

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    Ok, Throwing myself to the wolves as I have not touched a 2a in years.

    1. Check the rear of the ignition switch for a positive post which is separated from the start circuit. Alternatively get yourself a push to start switch wire it in separate via relay and then no issues, fuel cut off on ignition , start relay push to go. Also harder to steal if its hidden.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bazzle218 View Post
    Ok, Throwing myself to the wolves as I have not touched a 2a in years.

    1. Check the rear of the ignition switch for a positive post which is separated from the start circuit. Alternatively get yourself a push to start switch wire it in separate via relay and then no issues, fuel cut off on ignition , start relay push to go. Also harder to steal if its hidden.
    Thanks mate,
    i think I'll run a relay of the starter that will feed the cut-off switch on start-up and should immediately turn off once key is returned to ignition position.
    I did think of a discrete push button, but a relay is easy and I have a spare.
    Thanks for the input
    Mustlust

    1950 Series 1 80in lights behind grill
    1950 Series 1 80in rolling chassis looking for a body
    1956 Series 1 86in
    1956 Series 1 107
    1957 Series 1 88in
    1967 Mustang coupe 347 stroker
    2011 Discovery 4 3.0
    2009 110 utility 2.4tdci

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