Wiring Specs for Push Button Ignition Switch?

Originally Posted by rhd Are you saying I can tie into the fuse block to enable timer functionality? I was under the impression I needed to install the tie-in behind

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Originally Posted by rhd

Are you saying I can tie into the fuse block to enable timer functionality?

I was under the impression I needed to install the tie-in behind the ignition switch to enable the HKS timer to shut the car off at the defined interval.

Thanks

If you only need the power you listed in the OP (battery, ignition, and ACC), there shouldn't be any need to mess with the switch.

Can you post a link to a wiring diagram for the HKS unit?

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