Brake Activated Engine Kill Switch Lon7000 on 2040-parts.com
Butler, Wisconsin, United States
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Brake Activated Engine Kill Switch
This is a Brake activated kill switch that is designed to be plumed into the brake system and designed to turn the engine off when you exceed normal brake pressure. For instance when the throttle is stuck wide open the first thing you are going to do is push the brakes really hard and create abnormal brake pressure. For further questions please reference the picture in the listing that is the instructions. |
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