Best location for master switch in a Tudor I'm wanting to fit a battery master cut off switch inside the cabin of a 1930 Tudor (preferably on the "ground " side - not the live ). Where's a good place to fit it?
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor Put it where you can easily reach it from your seat. It is up to you and how easily you move but it must be convenient to get to. Your choice.
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor yeah I agree, but I wondered if anyone had a good suggestion as to where those ideals exist in a Tudor ! ( along with a good earth to frame ideally)
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor Even if you are on the negative side of the battery once the switch is turned off one side will read 12vdc to the other if there is something turned on.
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor I mounted one in my pickup in the floorboard, It was just under my right leg close to the seat riser. Had to pick the location so it wouldn't interfere with the frame cross member. I am a big guy, in the middle, so was harder to get to than I expected.
I have also seen them mounted in the front of the seat riser, both on the left and center. You will have to make something to keep the things stored under the seat from getting to the switch lugs. Great safety add to your A. Had a short in the starter switch that got pretty hot and smoky. as simple turn of the switch and the short was over. Easier to fix when everything is dead |
Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor A choice could be; run leads through left most end of firewall to switch mounted on side panel at left of and above level of clutch pedal. Easy to reach and out of direct view..
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor Another choice would be a cable or rod operated remote disconnect switch.
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor Put mine between the seats. (30 Tudor)
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor There are also solenoid operated disconnects. Mount the switch in any handy spot. Here's one from Painless...
https://www.painlessperformance.com/wc/30204 https://www.painlessperformance.com/wc/plarge/30204.jpg |
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor Mine was under the driver's seat, out of site and easy to reach while in the seat.
Paul in CT |
Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor Check out the Tech Topics on the Cedar Creek website. There's an article there for just what you asked.
Http://CedarCreekAs.org |
Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor Mine is under floorboards at battery ; have a small spanner/wrench under mat, undo nut on strap to starter,remove. Simplest solution!
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Here is how I mounted ours.
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor The previous owner had fitted a cut off swtich to my tudor before I bought it. He mounted it on the cross member with access through a hole in the floor board just big enough to poke your finger through. It is completely out of the way and if I put the small box I carry between the seats over it, it is invisible. Even without the box, all that can be seen is a slit in the carpet.
If I were to be installing another switch in a tudor, I'd put it in the same place. |
Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor I put them in the cross member, between the driver's legs.
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor Thank you everyone.
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Re: Best location for master switch in a Tudor I installed mine under the driver's seat. While I was done there I added a second ground cable to the passenger side of the bellhousing.
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