Re: inertia cut-out

To: ben dover <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: inertia cut-out
From: George Richardson <[email protected]>
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 1999 21:09:59 -0500
CC: tl <[email protected]>
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In a MKI, the inertial cutout is located on the bulkhead (firewall) just to
the side of the windshield wiper motor. It has a push-pull switch located on
the top of it to enable or disable the fuel pump.

It's intended to shut down the fuel pump in the event of a crash, so that
fuel doesn't spill all over if the fuel lines are broken.

ben dover wrote:

> I've lost the 12 volt supply to my fuel pump.  The supply comes from the
> inertia cut-out.  Firstly, where is it located and secondly what does it
> do?  I've temporary by-passed the cut-out. Is this a save thing to do?
>
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References:
- inertia cut-out
  - From: ben dover <[email protected]>

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