Kill switch

[Gannon]

I've been putting this off, but finally got some time to fix a few things I've been wanting to fix. Where are the guys that have one, hooking up your kill switch to? I've read where people just hook it up to their fuel pump, but where at? I don't want to just run it on top of the fuse box, but not exactly sure which wire to splice into.

Or if there's somewhere else, where is another good place to run it?

 

[04SSHD]

you could tap the starter trigger wire off of the ignition, that way it won't even crank if someone tries to steal it. Or you can do the fuel pump or ignition wires to the coils if you want to hear them try to start it.

 

[Gannon]

you could tap the starter trigger wire off of the ignition, that way it won't even crank if someone tries to steal it. Or you can do the fuel pump or ignition wires to the coils if you want to hear them try to start it.

Thanks for the input. I was going to tie it into the fuel pump, but I don't know which wire it is. Guess I could get my tester out and try that.

 

[04SSHD]

I've never got too involved with the wire-harness on the silvy, but you might be able to pull a wiring diagram somewhere. If not, put the key in with ignition on, and pull fuses one at a time till you hear the fuel pump stop.

 

[Gannon]

According to the diagram this is your fuel pump

My problem is finding the wright wire under it.

 

[04SSHD]

test light, and multi-meter with continuity check will make quick work of that.

 

[bgray]

what years your truck? I'll look it up and let you know the wire

 

[Gannon]

what years your truck? I'll look it up and let you know the wire

It's a 2000

 

[bgray]

I always do it off the ECM connector. This picture shows the connector, its number 9. Green whitre wire. Cut the wire then try to start the truck, it wont, and you know you have the right one

 

[Gannon]

I always do it off the ECM connector. This picture shows the connector, its number 9. Green whitre wire. Cut the wire then try to start the truck, it wont, and you know you have the right one

Thanks man, I'll give that a try

 

[roundsy]

Brandon do you have access to a diagram like that for an 05? (Tahoe, if that makes any difference)

 

[Gannon]

One would assume there's only one green/white wire?

Edit* nope, found three green/white wires

 

[bgray]

your looking at the fuse block, you need to be at the ECM connector

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ITs the same for the Tahoe

 

[Gannon]

your looking at the fuse block, you need to be at the ECM connector

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ITs the same for the Tahoe

My bad, I completely missed that, imma check that out

 

[a-fuso]

Good info here, I'm gonna look this up later cause I've been wanting to install a kill switch, lots of lifted trucks have been getting stolen around me

 

[bgray]

I buy keyed switches, just rum them through the OEM harness into the cab. Works perfect

Then i cover them up with a GM Socket cover

 

[Oktain]

I'm doing this to the new truck

I feel like I'd still have my RCSB if I'd have done this back when I wanted to... Unless of course they flat bedded it.

 

[Dinner]

Kewl.
My brother just had his 2003 done, just did the starter kill though.

Brandon, I"ll likely bug the shit out of you to do mine on my 03.

 

[bgray]

NO problem!

 

[HackMcMaster]

instead of doing a keyed switch, what i would do is the following or some combination there of:
install this in the activation wire to the relay, such that your switch takes minimal current.

option 1 install magnetic switch somewhere on the dash with piece of steel surrounding it.
get magnet made with picture of you and lady friend on it. When you want truck to start magnet must be over switch to start. don't want truck to start then throw magnet in glove box. in case of emergencies run into vatozone/hd/oreillys and buy anything with a magnet.

option 2 acquire ignition cylinder or door cylinder keyed same as your vehicle, modify such that key can be removed in 2 positions. position 1 wired such that relay activates, position 2 wired such that relay doesnt activate.

option 3 combine option 1 and 2, use magnetic switch as primary and keyed switch in case of magnetic switch failure

option X would be to use a NFC receiver on your center console that requires your phone to be in place for the vehicle to start.

Lastly, good luck trying to flatbed a truck that's laying frame without attracting a whole lot of attention.