<VV> Electric fuel pump inertia switch

[Mikeamauro at aol.com]

"...decided on my Rampside to start living a little less dangerously and  
to (finally) install an inertia switch... I was wondering where others have  
mounted them on their Corvairs. Do you guys (and gals) put a fuse before 
this  switch or after for that matter? ..."
 
Just finished an electric fuel pump install on the  wife's Greenbrier. The 
inertia switch is mounted on a fabricated aluminum plate,  viewable and 
accessible from the rear, hinged engine compartment door (left hand  side, 
closest the battery). As I'm using a fuel pump relay, the inline  fuse 
immediately precedes the common terminal of the relay. The effect  is the pump is 
fused, but the control circuit is not. Wherever you decide to  place the fuse, 
you'll want to be protecting the power circuit of the  pump. See wiring 
diagram at: _http://rides.webshots.com/album/572891286IEoaPB_ 
(http://rides.webshots.com/album/572891286IEoaPB)  .
 
Mike Mauro
64 Greenbrier Deluxe & other Vairs 


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