Casnat replied:

not sure if you are auto or manual but for autos an easy idea is to put a hold down button like you suggest into the wiring to the Neutral Safety Switch (this is the device that only allows you to start an auto in park or neutral.

bundyman replied:

Glenn,

Biggest thing to remember is not to just wire in a switch for you fuel cut-off solinoid. As (for the 1HZ anyway) it as easy as running a short wire with aligator clips from the battery to the solinoid to bypass this.

I had mine stolen last year and so have put aother fuel solinoid in the line with a hidden switch. Hopefully the low life scum won't have enough time to go looking for the problem when they run out of fuel 1km down the road.

Cheers,
Hughesy

Member - Davoe (WA) replied:

with your subsidy for fitting and possibly a discount from you insurance company you can get them fitted for around $100 and you will have plenty of time to sit around drinking beer watching the 1 day finals this weekend