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Fast92RS · 10-16-2009, 07:38 PM

Ok here is one for you guys with the rule books. I have relocated my battery to the trunk and istalled a push/ pull switch. Now what I need to know is, does the rod that you use to push the swicth off have to be a metal rod or can I use a push/pull cable? One like you would use for a choke but a heavy duty one. Im thinking of using a cable from a Heavy duty Diesel truck. On older diesels there is a cable the operates a throttle blade. When you pull it, it chokes the engine and shuts it down. This way I have a little more of an option of where I locate the cable at the rear of the car.

10-16-2009, 07:38 PM	#1
Fast92RS Power Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Old Bridge, NJ Posts: 2,415 iTrader: (13)	battery disconnect rules Ok here is one for you guys with the rule books. I have relocated my battery to the trunk and istalled a push/ pull switch. Now what I need to know is, does the rod that you use to push the swicth off have to be a metal rod or can I use a push/pull cable? One like you would use for a choke but a heavy duty one. Im thinking of using a cable from a Heavy duty Diesel truck. On older diesels there is a cable the operates a throttle blade. When you pull it, it chokes the engine and shuts it down. This way I have a little more of an option of where I locate the cable at the rear of the car. __________________ 2013 Camaro ZL1 https://kraeserepairs.com Last edited by Fast92RS; 10-16-2009 at 07:42 PM.