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A different Battery Cut-off Switch

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  • Lil_LucyLil_Lucy Member Posts: 82
    I was just wondering if anyone has installed a battery cut off switch like this one. It's for a side post GM battery. I put it on my T@B battery and it seems to be working just fine. I bought it on Amazon for $10.00.


    2016 T@b 320 Max-S (Silver/Red Trim) / TV: 2019 Ford Flex
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  • ScottGScottG Administrator Posts: 5,557
    I've seen that one (or something very similar) float by in past discussions. It's an easy install and should work as well as any other. However, I'm kinda' fussy and would find it a pain to have to keep removing the lid of the battery box to access the switch.
    2015 T@B S

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  • JustJohnJustJohn Member Posts: 171
    I installed one like that over a year ago. Lots of miles since then and it still works fine. Those switches are very simple and very rugged.
    2016 Outback.....North East N.C...... Former 2012 Silver Shadow
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  • JoeJoe Member Posts: 72
    Add me to the list of people that have one like the photo.  I've had mine for a year and it works great.
    2015 Max U Outback; 2011 Chevy Silverado 4X4; Austin, Tx
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