Inertia switch
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woodypup59
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Desmodromic
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Re: Inertia switch
Not sure why you'd want to do this.
I fitted one sourced from an Alfa Romeo 156 in my MK1 Sprite, but removed it pretty quickly. It's just one more thing to go wrong.
This one from Car Builder Supplies looks pretty similar. https://www.carbuilder.com/uk/inertia-s ... G8EALw_wcB
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tmsmini
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Re: Inertia switch
I used the one from a Rover Mini on our two Travellers, about 25K miles between them with no issues.
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whistler
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Re: Inertia switch
Just for safety, in case of fire if I am incapacitated and can't turn off the ignition/fuel pump after an impact.Desmodromic wrote: ↑Mon Aug 01, 2022 10:29 pmNot sure why you'd want to do this.
I fitted one sourced from an Alfa Romeo 156 in my MK1 Sprite, but removed it pretty quickly. It's just one more thing to go wrong.
This one from Car Builder Supplies looks pretty similar. https://www.carbuilder.com/uk/inertia-s ... G8EALw_wcB