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Remote start
That's the only reason I brought up the neutral safety switch. When it's one of my jeeps. Big whoop, it crashes into a small tree and stops. A 10 ton truck, yeah it doesn't care about the trees. It crashes through my neighbors house.- patracy
- Post #34
- Forum: 5-ton Mods and Hot Rodding
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Remote start
Oh yeah, another point no one has mentioned. Neutral. The 5 speed trucks certainly don't have a neutral indicator. Nor is there any sort of easy way to make that happen. The autos wouldn't be as hard though.- patracy
- Post #19
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Remote start
The controller damage itself if shutdown isn't achieved. I very much don't want a engine running without some means of shutdown in the event there's no/low oil pressure. The only audible indicator would be when it's already too late.- patracy
- Post #16
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Remote start
I wouldn't see that happening. But again, if you start the truck and it has no oil pressure, it's going to keep on running. Until it doesn't run....- patracy
- Post #14
- Forum: 5-ton Mods and Hot Rodding
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Remote start
Most controllers have a shut down function as well to time out or in the event there's no oil pressure.- patracy
- Post #12
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Remote start
On the older multifuels, deuces, maybe a few of the 809 series trucks (I can't remember) they use a physical pull lever to stop the engine. You can cut power on them and the engine will continue to run.- patracy
- Post #10
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Remote start
There are 24v remote start kits out there. The problem on the older trucks would be the engine stop.- patracy
- Post #3
- Forum: 5-ton Mods and Hot Rodding