I noticed a pop up switch inside the bonet. I assume it tells the car if the bonet is open.
Anyone know wether it makes a circuit when its open or breaks one ?
At what voltage might that be ?
Phil
yeah its the alarm one Phil, fraid i havn't got a meter at home with me or i'd check it out for you, chances are its battery voltage and a normally closed switch though but i cant say for sure
Most alarm switches are open when the switch is open (=the bonnet is closed). When you open the bonnet, the switch closes and grounds the wire.
Quote from: "Tem"Most alarm switches are open when the switch is open (=the bonnet is closed). When you open the bonnet, the switch closes and grounds the wire.
thats called a normally closed switch Tem
Quote from: "kanujunkie"Quote from: "Tem"Most alarm switches are open when the switch is open (=the bonnet is closed). When you open the bonnet, the switch closes and grounds the wire.
thats called a normally closed switch Tem
s:lol: :lol: s:lol: Teaching the masses our engineering knowledge Stu s:lol: :lol: s:lol:
Quote from: "kanujunkie"Quote from: "Tem"Most alarm switches are open when the switch is open (=the bonnet is closed). When you open the bonnet, the switch closes and grounds the wire.
thats called a normally closed switch Tem
I know s;) ;) s;) Just wasn't sure if philster was asking what happens when the switch is open or the bonnet.
I need another similar switch which is on when open to power my planned bonet light s:) :) s:)
Quote from: "philster_d"I need another similar switch which is on when open to power my planned bonet light s:) :) s:)
They should have those in every car alarm shop or car parts store s8) 8) s8)
pretty sure Halfrauds do em Phil
cool I have a good idea in my head. I hope it eventualy comes out as nice in real life.
thanks for the replies.
Phil