Hey all I'm looking for info on how to Install a fuel cut off switch. I have a 2008 s2000 and I have a switch and 15 feet of 16g wire in a loom but I really don't want to cut into the harness if I don't have to. Is there anything out there for my car? I also don't know where I would cut into my harness. Is there any risk to doing this. Currently just lost and really hate electrical stuff.

 

Why do you want a fuel cutout switch? Anti Theft? There are some other electrical things you can do for anti-theft without touching mechanicals.

 

Ya anti theft insurance refuses to give me theft on my car

 

The car has an immobilizer. Could you tell your insurance that qualifies as a fuel cutoff switch?

Otherwise, you just need to interrupt the fuel pump's signal by installing the fuel cutoff switch

There are no plug and play options, so maybe download the Factory Service Manual (FSM) and look at the wiring diagram to see what your best option is?

 

yeah putting a cutoff or starter kill on anything with a transponder always irked me. if they can get by the chip you're already screwed. if you're hell bent on it the main relay would be a better place.

 

Yes it has anti theft ..change insurance company....

 

Where in California is auto theft insurance not available? Or is the CA in your profile Canada? Rumors indicate theft insurance is available in the Great White North too.

Parking on the street or other public lot overnight is an invitation for theft. Recall most of us carry a S2000 master key all the time (AKA pocket knife) so access to the interior is easy.

-- Chuck

 

Haha OK I decide to just change insurance company's my car spends most of it's life in garages anyways thanks everyone

 

Auto insurance (here in the US) is regulated by the various states so what works in one may not work in another. When I was in NE Ohio, the poster child for ice and salted winter roads, my S2000 remained dormant in a closed garage from about December to April and I could drop all the "road liability" insurance and just retain fire and theft. Significant savings.

-- Chuck