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maverick331 
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Posted: April 03, 2003 at 3:33 PM / IP Logged  

12volt, i was wondering if it is dangerous to have the momentary switch closed (on) in the passive starter kill diagram.  To what it seems the positive 12v+ from 30 will make a loop through to 87 and back around right where the momentary switch is and hit on itself then splitting to 85.  I'm not sure if this is dangerous but I want to make sure I'm not going to short anything. 

My second question, is it necessary to make a split from the right side relay 87 to the left side relay 85 or can't one simply take the right side relay's 86 and connect it to the left side relay 85 that way the connection between right side relay 87 doesnt' need to be split into two in order to power the left side relay coil.  I drew some pictures for better illustration.  Thanks in advance!

here's the original one from 12volt:

passive starter kill methods -- posted image.

Here's my first question regarding the momentary switch being constantly closed (on)

passive starter kill methods -- posted image.

And here's my second question regarding if it's ok to simply connect the right side 86 with left side 85 over the original way of right side 87 to left side 85:

passive starter kill methods -- posted image.

Thanks in advance!!!

Derek 
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Posted: April 03, 2003 at 9:15 PM / IP Logged  
You don't need the relay on the right.
Do it the way your thinkin".
maverick331 
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Posted: April 04, 2003 at 12:57 AM / IP Logged  
Yeah i know i dont need the relay on the right but the reason why i want to have it is so that i wouldn't have to piggy back the power from the ignition line that way the power can be from another source other than the ignition.  But as for my question can anyone answer if i will short the circuit?  and if i need to ground the 86 wire or can i carry the wire through.  thanks

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