Battery kill / cutoff switch, Seeking input on whether to install or not |
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Battery kill / cutoff switch, Seeking input on whether to install or not |
DC_neun_vierzehn |
Jun 23 2023, 05:59 PM
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I searched "battery kill switch" and "battery cutoff switch" and nothing came up.
I know they are primarily used for track safety purposes, but I'd like to install a Hella battery kill / cutoff switch on the battery in the engine bay Primary reasons: 1. Turning the switch off sure beats unhooking the battery terminals anytime I want to tinker on the car. 2. Installing a switch should extend the life of the battery post and clamps by not having to remove and re-mount each time I thinker (some times multiple times a week). 3. Another line of anti-theft defense for when parking in public. Are there are reasons why I shouldn't install a switch? Just want to make sure I'm aware of potential downsides. Thank you in advance for your input. |
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