I consider this man a Clickbait, mf’er, and refused to watch any of his videos.
Land Cruisers are easily stolen.
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I consider this man a Clickbait, mf’er, and refused to watch any of his videos.
Much cleaner but harder to install, what I call, a "Flip Flop" relay on the trigger wire for the pump relay or pump fuse.
A FF relay operates like any other relay except once it receives an impulse/energized (flips) it locks in that position until it receives another impulse then it flops and locks it that position. It doesn't stay energized, just needs a pulse. In the AV world it's like a A/B switch that switches coax cables etc......
I used one on my beamer to run the flashers when I upgraded the newer style switches that weren't backward compatible with the older model wiring.
A FF relay operates like any other relay except once it receives an impulse/energized (flips) it locks in that position until it receives another impulse then it flops and locks it that position. It doesn't stay energized, just needs a pulse. In the AV world it's like a A/B switch that switches coax cables etc......
I used one on my beamer to run the flashers when I upgraded the newer style switches that weren't backward compatible with the older model wiring.
Check out Ravelco, got mine installed 
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This looks like a solid solution. How was the installation? Did you do it yourself?
Definitely
Newbie to this - what’s a brief description of how this wrks?
They came to my house and installed it, very easy. The installation is clean. It looks like factory under the hood. Took him about 2.5 hrs
Think of it like a multi kill switch... 16 wires coming out the back thru a steel conduit, past the fire wall. Then they go to 8 different points, no idea where...
Before you start the ignition, you plug in the connector, and it completes all the connections and then the car can start. Each plug is unique so they aren't interchangeable
Gotcha
Makes makes total sense now
Any idea if these do anything for warranty claims?
Did your dealership install or the company itself ? Like an authorized installer type situation?
Maybe this ??
Thank you for sharing...checked-out their website. Ingenious. Impressive history on their website: Zero stolen vehicles...millions of installs (commercial + non-commercial)...over a 40-year period...
I think I’m doing this. Questions:
**What was the total $$$?
**Do you get two “keys”?
**And if a key is lost what would need to happen?
Thanks!
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