Fuel cut off switch

Janis

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Discussion about fuel cut off switch is in the thread “what did you do to your x1/9 today” from this post #3297

 
At this point I’ll ask about a fuel cut off switch on KTM bike :D

In wiring diagram I see 3 wires that are connected to rollover sensor.
One of the wires are connected to the EFI control unit.
Does that mean that it could break signal to the EFI and that would not allow to open also injector in case of rollover?
 

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I would guess that is correct. Also there may be a difference between a "roll-over" (gravity) switch and a "impact/crash" (inertia) switch.
Is that a KTM street bike or dirt bike? Can't imagine a cutoff switch on a dirt bike working very well.
 
I would guess that is correct. Also there may be a difference between a "roll-over" (gravity) switch and a "impact/crash" (inertia) switch.
Is that a KTM street bike or dirt bike? Can't imagine a cutoff switch on a dirt bike working very well.

or working overtime :D
 
Discussion about fuel cut off switch is in the thread “what did you do to your x1/9 today” from this post #3297

I wired it to shut the power off to the fuel pump (I have Weber DCNF's no injection)

 
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