Hobbs pressure swith installation
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Hobbs pressure switch installation.
I just bought one of these to power my second fuel pump. It did not come w/ any instructions. I have the Full Blown housing and I have read through several threads and cannot find a definitive write up. Can someone who has a dual setup w/ the Hobbs switch please explain how to wire this up? Thanks.
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About the Hobb switch,Is it possible to cut the Hobb and run the cable -that is connected to the Hobb- directly to ECU (Motec M800) and set a switch with map sensor on/off for activation?
I was thinking to activate on Motec a switch and open the second pump on 0 bar (14.5 psi) and up.
What do U think?
I was thinking to activate on Motec a switch and open the second pump on 0 bar (14.5 psi) and up.
What do U think?
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For future reference, the Hobbs switch completes the positive signal from your battery. The positive wire from the battery (with a fuse inline) goes to the switch and then from the other side of the switch to what you are powering. Thank you Mellon for the explanation.
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About the Hobb switch,Is it possible to cut the Hobb and run the cable -that is connected to the Hobb- directly to ECU (Motec M800) and set a switch with map sensor on/off for activation?
I was thinking to activate on Motec a switch and open the second pump on 0 bar (14.5 psi) and up.
What do U think?
I was thinking to activate on Motec a switch and open the second pump on 0 bar (14.5 psi) and up.
What do U think?
the hobbs switch is used as a "relay" triggered by pressure.
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