Reply to ""Hot" ignition switch?"

dougoMember

George and I set my car up with the ignition relay system almost two years ago. It was easy to install, works great. The car starts first first time every time. It also cured a couple other issues with the electrics on the car. At the same time I added a couple extra grounds to the car. A ground strap at the engine and a ground on the steering column. I didn't want to change out the igition switch if I didn't have to. I never felt the ignition switch to see if was ever "hot" before, I did check it the other day after driving for a while, no problem.

3/14/077:04 PM

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