How to: Install a Kill Switch on your car

[@geogmz8277]

Tip: Mine is wired with the cigarette lighter.. Since I don't smoke and don't let anyone to smoke in my car I unplugged the lighter and I use the negative of that circuit to complete the circuit for the relay.. If the lighter is not in place the car won't start.. 🤓🤓🤓 By the way I have 2 relays ones cut the fuel pump and the other one cut the ignition to the starter.. So it won't even crank if they figure that there is a wire there.. I still have another one going to the fuel pump so even if they crank it they won't go to far.. 😅

[@GarthVader78]

This is awesome, wasn't sure where you were going with the fuse initially but it makes perfect sense. Intercepting wires at the ignition would be super obvious to an experienced car thief, taking them from fuses is so unique.

[@alephnot000]

this is like Level 1 beginner install. Level 2 would be removing the fuse panel and installing the switch on the circuit without any evidence that there is a switch installed. Level 3 would be to use a cellular or RF keyfob receiver instead of a radioshack switch.

[@darrellroireau4061]

how convenient I see the wires on the fuel pump fuse and I can just yank it out by the wires nice and easy! Hell I don't even need a fuse I"ll just cut the the wires short splice em together and plug it back in! I like the stealthy approach ideas but Thanks for trying to help the community!

[@ZippyGraphite]

As a mechanic the first place you look if the car doesn't start is the fuse box. You'll see the fuse that was tapped into. All you'd have to do is put a bit of wire in there. The fuse you used isn't for the fuel pump. It was for the fuel injector and fuel pump relays.

[@elite_shadower_6057]

true true

[@BrandonLibby]

Or grab one of the adjacent fuses already in the panel.

[@drganknstein]

My fuse box is locked

[@drganknstein]

So no more "gone in 60 seconds". I'd rather walk out to the parking lot and see someone messing with my fuse box then driving away in my car. See my point? This is a quick and cheap kill switch. I also have my wires hidden and fuse box locked just to make it more annoying for a thief. I also have a throttle control and set it to max slowness when I park it so if they do manage to take it, it won't be fun.

[@drganknstein]

no you wont. I removed the fuel injectors as a precaution just in case. I also have it chained to cement anchors so it can't be towed. Plus its parked in my garage three stories below the earths surface.

[@romellyarde907]

Boss you have a talent for simply getting your information across good work.

[@benefactionhindrance]

Life hack: short the fuse to blow it instead of drilling into it. It’ll save you a ton of time.

[@VashStarwind]

If a thief checked your fuse box really fast, they would see that wire and they could just pull it and swap a fuse from a different slot in there really quickly

[@IDABAYAREA650I]

*Watch the video analyze it, and improve from it..*

[@herberar]

Thieves don't like to work. If there is the slightest difficulty, they just look for an easier prey.

[@VashStarwind]

@@herberar I do agree that it would deter 90 percent of thieves tho

[@HoneyBadger_DIY]

All they would have to do is just cut and connect the two wires.

[@VashStarwind]

@@HoneyBadger_DIY Yeah they could do that too. But to be fair. 99 percent of thieves will just give up with the car doesnt start.

[@kwirkLA]

Very helpful video thanks. I drive a 2000 Civic and those things are easy to steal. Mine got stolen a few weeks ago, cops found it, and the dudes at the tow shop told me to install a kill switch so I might have to do this. You're right no car is theft-proof but in a joyride theft situation like my car a thief isn't gonna waste time trying to bypass a switch. A more valuable target, maybe

[@cmacia06]

kwirkLA That's how I see it. Unless you piss somebody off and all they're after is your car, i don't think they're going to spend to much time trying to steal your car. My brothers car ended up at a chop shop in mexico. It sad to wake up and have your car gone. Thanks for watching!

[@nomanrazi3147]

+Christian Macias damn.. how'd you find out where the car ended up?

[@aMarkMoses]

Hahaha everybody on here makes it seem like the average thief is going to run through troubleshooting before bailing. Thanks for taking time to post this man!

[@snlenoyomammaluvsme1078]

Most thiefs that steal cars on a daily use to be mechanics or do there home work before going out and ripping off a car and know where to look. These vids only help them more

[@NotEvenDeathCanSaveU]

That "hahaha" makes you look even more stupid than the rest of your comment.. Assuming that a thief will be a completely unprepared amateur that has only like 3 minutes to get into the car and start it is really stupid, esp. after realizing that there are cases, even videos of those cases where thieves are going thru process of stealing a car for long tenths of minutes, sometimes even up to a whole hour, in extreme cases where no-ones at home even for long couple of hours no problem.. plenty of time for troubleshooting in that case

[@nevamind3334]

Thanks for the post, this is the best video showing step by step on how to accurately install a kill switch. Thanks again.

[@cmacia06]

Neva Mind Thank you! I tried making it as simple and safe as I could.

[@ccpro6670]

will still fuck your car

[@williamreynolds8210]

Good idea Christian. Regarding the switch: I would use crimped connectors, which I would solder to the wires (not the switch, of course). A good, fast solution. Thanks!

[@hatersaywhat8986]

Dont use the fuel pump fuse! Imagine that fuse falling out or barely connected plus It's hokey as hell! Use the clutch or brake switch ( yes the one where you have to hold the clutch or brake in order to start it. Way easier as all you do is relocate it from the pedal to another location. It's free and it works. Twice now I had someone punch the ignition and obviously someone tried to use the OBD port as the rubber boot was missing. No luck for the scumbags

[@jeffcampbell5317]

Nice. Just got my 1992 GSR Teg ripped off today in San Diego. Wish I would have had this in it. Good vid, easy to do

[@brianpytleski5512]

Good video! I'm going to set my car up like this over this weekend :) The way I see it is if they want the car bad enough, they'll get it and it's impossible to stop. Something simple like this to slow them down or deter the amateur theif is fine by me! Thanks for the video!

[@leecowell8165]

The only way they're gonna steal mine is with a tow.

[@HellaLost]

Im liking this vid. Made three switches in case they find one the other two will still be off. Thanks for this helpful deed to save others in a bad situation

[@TheKyleAye]

Will this work if I install one of these on my mother-in-law?

[@77.88.]

Good luck with handling the mother in law because you married her clone.

[@TheYoungerSemiOldMan]

Ray Brown sad but true. Im dealing with a ton right now. I should have seen the signs. Father in law remarries for 25yrs and mother in law is still single and appears to hate men.

[@theencube5379]

make sure you tap into one of her heart valves so no one steals her

[@lanceferguson7159]

You'll need a larger fuse....🙃🤙🍀

[@garvinbowen6036]

hhahahahah

[@razaelll]

1. Make sure your wire can handle more than the fuse is rated for. 2. Fuse box is not a good place to run your wires from. In this case, the best solution would be to run it from the fuel pump. 3. Hide the switch somewhere in passenger side. The first place someone would look for a killswitch is under a seat. I would hide it in plain sight, disguised as fog light or window heating switch for example. 4. Use shrink tubes or terminal connectors in all car related electronic works. Vibrations will losen up electrical tape (eventually).

[@leecowell8165]

Mount the switch in the trunk. And I wouldn't use the fuel pump I'd use the starter relay. You can also JBweld the fuse tap into the fuse panel that way they can't remove it without a tool if they happen to pull the fuse panel cover.

[@scuffhouse]

​@@leecowell8165the fuel pump is harder to interfere with if you run the cables directly from it and not the relay box

[@Faraonqa]

manual the American kill switch

[@lillonerboy]

but what if the theft knows how to drive manual.

[@cmacia06]

This happened to my brother. I'm guessing the guy was a professional. Hot wired the car, and pop the clutch. Didn't hear a sound.

[@onemanarmy1310]

yeah my manual car was stolen last week, but i got it back two days ago :) now kill switch lol

[@drganknstein]

Lololol, nice one Empty.

[@KDD8]

The american kill switch has always been fast food

[@johnvaldez-longbeachagent]

Great video man, I'm heading to Radio Shack now. Just got my car back after a week of being stolen!

[@DW-pr9hk]

i'm kinda like a mad scientist experimenting on my truck. Currently, I run a self made (DIY) HHO Generator fashioned inside a comparable sized milk crate in my truck bed (outside in case of 'H-Bomb' *BOOM* I got a safe place for all the glass from the pickle jar to go but my redundant safeguard is in the thermodynamics of the stator vacuum pressure.) with its tube going under my cab to the engine compartment, then to a smaller pickle jar that fits perfect in the area in front of the brake booster on the 'cool side of the engine' with one hose in from the crate in my truck bed and one hose out to my air intake right before my throttle body.. Your video gives me the idea of how to make an on/off (I/O) switch for my fuel pump. Just what I need to confirm my truck can run without gasoline except for when starting up. I mean, to shut off the fuel pump and run my engine completely off of Hydrogen. I'm harnessing the forces of nature here bro and you'll be the first one to know if it works after I shut off the fuel pump with your switch. Thanks amigo and nice looking girlfriend you got helping you out. Respect. Caveat* I'm no real Scientist, Professional or have any Certification to prove I know whatever it is I'm talking about so don't quote me on sh*t!

[@cmacia06]

Ollie Oak I can definitly see your point of view. Although it may not take a genius to figure out how to bypass the switch, it does take work and time (which is critical when stealing a car). This in adition to turning your wheels in a direction that makes it difficult to tow, makes the car less desirable to the thief. As I said in the video, if your car is targeted and sombody really wants it, then consider it gone. Quite frankly, if its stock or a common after market alarm, there will always be a way to steal it. Your also correct about it being a fuse to relays. Thanks for your input! Feel free to follow up! I love to hear opinions. Especially from people who have experience in this.

[@noosratolah4446]

+Christian Macias What are ur thoughts on Lo Jack brah? Cause I tink the neiborhooders be targeting my car. I'm considering Lo Jack for theft recovery.

[@mikev4114]

lojack is the best recovery system there is you have a very high chance of finding you car if stolen..without lojack you probably won't ever see it again.

[@amandabauerfight4justice]

false. i know my bro car in cali... a area known for car-stealin'on the regular, real hood, and the car was found same evening.(great detective work that is why.) found it same evening. no damage.

[@elchafalote8555]

Try using heat shrink next time for wires , it works better than hot glue.

[@steven95N]

This was really well put together and not to mention clear (We can actually see what you're doing). Subscribed.

[@PoliticalPuppet]

Just wire to your fog light switch or radio knob, (*never to anything hanging out or to your fuse box or panel, from the switch itself*) or a fuel pump shut off somewhere outside, under the wheel well...thieves dont sit there trying all the differing switches or knobs...but they will drag the hand in obvious kill switch locations (humans are lazy, stereo installers being easily predictable, because of cost, repetition, etc locations are routine) I have mine paired to my fog lights, (*not your headlights*) and Ive had 4 88-93 Fox 5.0 Ponies over the last 20yrs in a high car theft location and literally have video up, of me laughing at people trying to steal one, the only way to get it is to have it towed. Great tips! Peace!

[@mariiadel5853]

thanks... my 00 civic got stolen friday ... i recovered it so im doing this to my 07 too

[@bostonsirish1]

The moment you need to get out of the path of a speeding ram track train and Jose’s fuse falls out of the box! SPLAT!!!!

[@pouleichel426]

take out the fuse with the wire and plug in a new one and we are good to go. 10 sek tops. Yoy shoud have cut the wire behind the fuse box and put the wire there, that would be harder to se and fix.

[@MasterplayzGamingMinecraftGama]

This is one of the best videos for avoiding thief's from stealing your car. Thanks so much +christian macias

[@77.88.]

Install two 1" +/- pieces of heat shrink tubing before soldering over the wires and allow enough clearance for soldering the joints after soldering slide heat shrink tubing over soldered areas and use a hair dryer or other heat source to shrink the insulating tubing over the entire connections. Next, never try to hold anything with your fingers when attempting to drill holes as you can seriously injure yourself when the drill bit grabs and turns the material by then it is to late to release the part. OUCH! Other than lack of experience in these areas a great well thought out video. Thanks

[@enmanuelcash6574]

Christian I finished the kill switch and it came out great I live in south central so now I can sleep with out worring that I parked my car to far from the house thanks man. Next I will try the SRS light off.

[@springer-qb4dv]

How about tapping the wire for fuel pump even before it gets to fuse box? That will be very difficult to trace. As it stands right now, Thief will suspect fuel pump and check out the fuse box. Maybe 5 sec to bypass for knowledgeable thief.

[@37712]

I have the exact same car and I worry every knight that my car will get stolen thank you for punting this video up thank you, may god bless you with a bunch of kids.

[@mytubebobbie06h]

Not trolling here, but you just gave the viewers (and average thief) the 411 on where you installed the kill switch on your car. Guess where they will be looking after they see your tutorial? Don’t get me wrong, it was a good tutorial, I really enjoyed it. I would just not post it for everyone to see where I installed a kill switch. The goal to stall thief for as long as possible, so they give up and move on to the next car without one, because like you said, no car is impossible to steal. However, you can make it a pain for them to do so. I however have the best kill switch on my cars, it’s called a 45 ACP deterrent switch. Man, It works miracles.

[@davidmizak4642]

Thanks for the informative video. I appreciate you putting it up.

[@SeaJayBelfast]

Mate, you're a hero! Really nicely presented too, clear and easy to follow. Subscribed.

[@sam64k]

I recommend having two switches in series instead of one switch. One switch on the dashboard and the other one wherever you prefer to have.

[@joaquinaguirre2976]

Thank you Man, very easy to understand. I will install my on my car. Thanks!

[@RustRiches]

the basics always wins over bollox . welldone kid good video

[@shaunmoeller3288]

Thanks for the video and keeping it short and simple

[@jmartin015]

Tip: instead of drilling a hole through the fuse, just blow it using the 12 volt battery. Attach cables to the battery terminals and touch the other ends to the fuse.

[@theFLORIDAman]

Better to put the switch on the GROUND wire to the Fuel Pump. It's easy to locate and easy to tap in to. And....NO ONE WILL SEE WIERD WIRES COMING OUT OF YOUR FUSE PANEL. Much more covert and easier. Your welcome. 😉

[@abdulpenthol5008]

saintchris514

[@johnbons2023]

Wow RadioShack can’t remember when I seen one open

[@TraceguyRune]

2:10 This home boi be having 3 hands.

[@angelcolin51]

🤣

[@nicojohannes4536]

this is cool.i agree with this.it lower the risk off your car being stolen.come on guys lets install this.

[@gamepad3173]

This'll come in handy for my Dodge Charger SRT8 from 2006 (I'm converting it from Gas to electric).

[@jmartin015]

Another good kill switch is to connect a switch between the main distributer power wire running to the selinoid.

[@jayyoung5423]

Well done my friend...this coming from an electrician. I was happy to see that you installed another remote fuse, again well done and the same set up I have on my car.

[@robbiegutierrez8739]

thank you so much man every other kill switch video is so dumb or fake yours actually worked thanks for the help.

[@sarag1158]

This is like the best kill switch video I've seen. Thanks for the work you put in to it. My Honda thanks you.

[@tudocervera3764]

very smart idea my young bro! i actually spliced into my ignition wire ,, but this method is so much easier.. thanks for posting... you da man!

[@orayqt]

This method can be effective in the countries which they are stealing vehicles , i like it

[@TraceguyRune]

What country isn't stealing cars? North Korea?

[@derekcrymble9085]

awsome. your execution is a little crude . but you are totally right. the idea of anything you can do to slow the crim down ,has a great effect . a long cranking engine draws attentinon . add a steering wheel lock . the crim will cut the steering wheel, remove the lock, and the cranking engine will add up to too much time .i would bet a paycheque , that 90% plus of the crims would move on to other targets. good job.

[@patrickritter3972]

Excellent video man! It was perfect because I have the same exact car but an Si.

[@cbj6801]

Version 2 use a relay switch. And come from the engine compartment to a switch

[@TheBonbagay]

Good vid!! What was the rates amperage on the kill switch?

[@TheBonbagay]

Or it doesn’t matter

[@chodkowski01]

The rating on the switch matters. Installer’s use relays. A relay uses a small current to control a large current draw.

[@rjazco51]

thanks will have to watch this over & over BUT should do the job.

[@ariesr4883]

Freaking krazy!!!! Love the helping hands setup you got. Precise and accurate hands!!!!!

[@heathcalvert8820]

What kind of wire are you using looks like speaker wire in what gauge does it have to be

[@JesusChristIsLord__]

Easily bypassed by removing the modded fuse and plugging in a regular fuse.

[@chrisstromberg6527]

+hsucks If you know where to look!

[@bizzle420]

The entire point is stealth. They don't know that, you do because you watched the video. Switch is installed in a low key area. They could just think it's a beater and move on to the next.

[@DAN007thefoxx1]

I might try installing hood locks and pulling the ignition coil wire.

[@monera9675]

I totally trust my fuel pump to some speaker wires LOL

[@BlackTownie999]

Use stock looking wires, and don't mess with the fuse, interrupt the connection somewhere else down the fuel pump wiring, also use a fuse there as well...and place the switch 100% out of sight...even if you are under the dash you should not be able to see it. This should be combined with other security measures as well and a really good car alarm. system...and GPS tracking...some thieves don't bother with getting into the car they use tow trucks and jack your shit in less than 10 seconds.

[@xxxsanyeo]

under the shift boot in a manual is a good spot

[@ersbit]

Great idea to stop thieves from taking off assuming he has the keys or does not know a damn about electronics

[@tomevans5458]

Good video! Several of my friends have had their cars stolen recently. Thinking about doing something like this. Thanks!

[@BobJoy_my_collection_of_stuff]

There are a lot of things you can ground that will keep the car from starting/running. Multiply switches for severe situations. There is a problem here with having your car but with a dead battery after an attempt. Fixed by jumper cables. A pro thief will look at the fuse box before giving up because it is wire central.. And switche(s) out of sight under the dash and seat.

[@CAL1MBO]

UhOh

[@ricardoaguayo8768]

Thanks bro that was an easy install very well explained.

[@Gazza-is2tk]

Top man, worked like a charm on the work van 👍👍👍

[@kennethgeelhaar872]

Great video Christian. Nice and simple to install. Thanks

[@mobileterminaluser]

from experience, make it a hassle & time consuming to a car thief. The longer it takes them to steal your car the faster they will give up, especially when there's a gun pointed at them.

[@rohanebanks8837]

The fuel pump fuse is a popular place to run a Kill-switch system. A good Car Thief knows this as well. If he is targeting your model car, along with a slim-jim he is gonna have a fuse or 2 with him. He breaks in, car cranks but wont start, he opens the fuse-box, sees the installed wire, pulls it out, pops in a fuse of his own, takes off with your car. Maybe a break locking device would be a safer bet??

[@cmacia06]

+Rohan Ebanks most Definitly. A user commented not to long ago and I like the way he said it. This Is like level 1. Simple but easy to by pass. I hope to have video soon that makes it more complicated but its difficult to make something that is difficult look simplier to be able to make it a successful video.

[@cmacia06]

+Rohan Ebanks most Definitly. A user commented not to long ago and I like the way he said it. This Is like level 1. Simple but easy to by pass. I hope to have video soon that makes it more complicated but its difficult to make something that is difficult look simplier to be able to make it a successful video.

[@lourdesanthony79]

thanks Christian for sharing this video. some car dealers here are selling this about 1k RGT (USD 400) LMAO.. luckily i saw your video and now I know this should not even cost more than few bucks.. haha

[@cmacia06]

I would wait a little longer if you can. I'm getting ready to make another one that is much harder to bypass!

[@lourdesanthony79]

+Christian Macias will do.. I'll await for that. thanks again bro.

[@cmacia06]

No prob!

[@russellg3775]

Great video Christian, very clear explanation. Thanks!

[@rmourra100]

Theives are smart to open the breakers compartment and they will see the wires you connected to it easily.

[@adamkocovsky7751]

Dope guide, doing this on my Foxbody.

[@computeraddic675]

I think that wire is a little bit to thin to connect with 15 amp current potentially!I would take a bigger lead.. A to thin lead can potentially get to hot while driving a long time in the summer and melt the isolation. There a lot of cars that were burned because off such sketchy work in the electrics. You cant compare it with a speaker wire,because through a speaker wire goes AC!And only a bit of bass which has the most power.But on this goes a DC current and that goes continue in time,compared with the speaker wire.Look at the thickness of the wire inside the fuse!And thats only a very short wire and you are gonna make a longer wire and so with more resistance.And more resistance means more heat..

[@evangelistajosel.echevarri6368]

You should run it from the starter of your car. A thief will check that box and cut the wires to avoid the switch, but from the starter will take him too much time.

[@Drink6up]

Thanks for sharing, Great video brother

[@birungienos326]

Its a good idea boss. I wish it's installed in my car.

[@kynhan9863]

Thank for the video! Very helpful!

[@smack2065]

A wise man once said if it works it works 😂

[@FluFilmPro]

Hi there. I have the same car. It has 2 issues that disturb me, and I want to solve them somehow. Would you help me? -1. That buzzer alarm sound just disturbs me a lot. I don't want to remove it totally but just to reduce the buzzing volume it makes. Maybe cover it with some plastic tape to block the sound a bit. I couldn't locate the buzzer. Where is the buzzer on this car..? -2. From time to time my kids just cannot close the doors so good. The door is open when the car is running. It indicates with light that the door actually is not completely closed and locked on the dashboard, but it does not buzz signal. I would like to set a buzzing signal for open doors as the car runs. Is there any way to set the buzzer to signal when the doors open when the car runs? Thanks...

[@killervirus57]

Is this guy some demigod? He grew extra limbs to help with the soldering.

[@SrBu]

RadioShack ohhh I miss it 🥺

[@pinoyautomotogpsmaster220]

THAT IS GREAT INSTALLATION MY FRIEND I HAVE INSTALLED A VISIBLE KILL SWITCH FOR CARS EFFECTIVELY

[@Richard-eg4ms]

Plain & simple. My fuse cut power to the ignition switch. Dummy lights come on with no engine crank. Can use alarm. TY

[@Lacombe57]

Highly recommend a kill switch. I also recommend driving standard shift, I know for a fact that, that alone, prevented my car from being stolen,twice..

[@xxxsanyeo]

i have a manual and they ignition cylinder broke and its all taken apart so i can drive it, if somebody broke in they could probably take the car

[@MyHungho]

The fuse is there for a reason, to protect the device, should not bypass that fuse and use as a kilo switch.

[@artm6955]

You can also do the starter.I had a few muscle cars and it was easy to hide switches .Plus those old cars are easy to steel and after putting all that work and money into something it would suck to have someone steel it.

[@donjohnson3701]

Great video, however, there are quite a few dudes in comments who throw shade on your efforts, I say to them if you can do better make your own video! Hey, it may not stop a thief or carjacker, but it will at least slow them down or maybe they will move on to something easier. Thanks for putting this out.

[@101AOK]

Nice presentation

[@ukin237]

Thanks for the elaborate video. However, you have removed the fuse from the fuel pump circuit, an essential protection for the fuel pump. Maybe you could have installed the switch on the wire running to the F. pump? Just a thought.

[@totalannihilation9065]

You're an idiot he did just that. GTFO

[@bantamdude]

One big drill bit and one super small drill bit. CHECK👍

[@TheJubdestroy]

If you get really creative, wire a three way switch in series with a relay that routes the start solenoid signal to the horn. So that not only will the car fail to start, it will also sound the horn so long as the car cranks over. So someone hops in your car and manages to get the car to turn over "BEEEEEEEEEEP BEEEEEEEEEEP BEEEEEEEEEP"

[@luiscervantes5773]

Very usefull video thankz, quick question the fuse we have to drill it to the point where the wire breaks? The one goes across from one side to the other

[@cmacia06]

Yes. You're purposely breaking the little wire.

[@jamiebuttigieg7981]

You can use 2 small male spade connectors instead of the broken fuse.

[@DS1JohnB]

or you could intentionally blow the fuse instead of drilling through it.

[@Impedancenetwork]

What a hack job. Jesus man, speaker wire? Holy crap this was hard to watch without cringing.

[@Tugboatpb]

What's wrong with speaker wire?

[@Impedancenetwork]

The insulation type and the insulation rating is "what's wrong with speaker wire." Speaker wire is not meant to carry any significant current. I bet that wire is 18 or 20 gauge and normally only carries less than 1 amp when used to drive speakers. I bet the temperature rating is something like 40 deg. C. The insulation temperature rating of speaker wire is very low AND it has almost no abrasion resistance. You don't want the car to burn to the ground because you used unsuitable wire. Tell your viewers what the correct type of wire to use is and also inform them why using speaker wire is completely unsuitable for this application.

[@dickcheese4048]

So what type of wire would be best for this kind of modification?

[@CrazyLongboard]

Power wire...

[@TraceguyRune]

Look up the Amp rating of the fuse. Then go to Amazon and search for wire that is the proper gauge for that amperage.

[@ephraimcamacho9296]

Thanks for the great video and info!

[@sptrader6316]

I think I would just connect the fuse across the car battery to "Blow" the fuse (burn it out) instead of drilling the flimsy plastic, then just solder the switch wires to each end of the open fuse. Using the FP fuse is a great idea.

[@NAS-Performance]

... GREAT video. ✊🏾💯💯💯💯

[@patriciomontecino4935]

thank very much ,great video