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I have a '72 1150 with single switchbox. I am adding a Seachoice kill switch.
All Kill Switch instructions and posts I have read here state that all outboards (Not inboards) wire the kill switch to gound the ignition wire when tripped. One post I read here said to run a wire from the kill switch to the tach ground. A ground is a ground, right?
Ignition on the motor seems to be the white wire at the bottom of the switch box. It is hot only with the key on.
Before I ground the ignition terminal of the switch box (can you say $200?) I would appreciate any feedback.
I have a '72 1150 with single switchbox. I am adding a Seachoice kill switch.
All Kill Switch instructions and posts I have read here state that all outboards (Not inboards) wire the kill switch to gound the ignition wire when tripped. One post I read here said to run a wire from the kill switch to the tach ground. A ground is a ground, right?
Ignition on the motor seems to be the white wire at the bottom of the switch box. It is hot only with the key on.
Before I ground the ignition terminal of the switch box (can you say $200?) I would appreciate any feedback.