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Post by mistersocks on Jun 3, 2014 7:29:58 GMT
Hi All,
Does anyone know how to bypass the starter inhibitor sitch on a mk3 1800 auto? I can get the starter to work by shorting the terminals but nothing at the ignition key...
Cheers
Rich
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Post by dave1800 on Jun 4, 2014 10:21:11 GMT
Hi Rich The inhibitor switch and reverse miroswitches are located together behind the instrument panel at the selector. The w/s manual warns that the terminals are easily damaged and should only be disconnected when replacing a switch. My manual shows the starter inhibitor as being the left hand of the two microswitches. I guess I don't need to warn anyone about the dangers of bypassing this switch, the 1800 is a heavy car to set off without a driver:)which has happened in Australia with devastating results for the car and someone's home - but not for this reason I must add.
David Hi All, Does anyone know how to bypass the starter inhibitor sitch on a mk3 1800 auto? I can get the starter to work by shorting the terminals but nothing at the ignition key... Cheers Rich |
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Post by pete1800 on Jun 4, 2014 17:43:25 GMT
If you need a new switch they are still available at maplins for a couple of pounds, I had to change it on my Wolseley Six.
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