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Aussie Niko
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Will this switch work on the 2011 assault? want to move the kill off the top.
2013 kill switch interchangeable?
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Yes, you should be able to simply purchase the mount and slide your old kill switch out of the 11/12 throttle block and slide it into the new 13 mount. Here are the part numbers you will need. I tried to ordered these from my dealer a couple days ago and he told me he doesn't have those part numbers in his computer yet and won't be able to get them at the moment. I am going to check in a month or so.
5439577 Mnt., Aux Shut Off, Upper
5439575 Mnt., Aux Shut Off, Lower
512076 Screw
5439577 Mnt., Aux Shut Off, Upper
5439575 Mnt., Aux Shut Off, Lower
512076 Screw
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Aussie Niko
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This was my hand made solution last year.
Nice Job!! had a look at partstop and all are there bar one part.
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Aussie Niko
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Had a look at the part number for the kill button and its a different part number to the 11/12's maybe a different wire plug?
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sledneck_03
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I put an o ring under mine. Just use my teather
An O ring doesn't stop the branches from breaking them. Moving it out of harms way serves both purposes.
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sledneck_03
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Oh I see, never thought of breaking it. Nor heard of anyone breaking it
Broke one last year... $50 dollars later...
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Aussie Niko
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me too broke 2 in the last 2 years on trees and my elbow.
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jwentzer
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SkiBreeze
Any more pictures for what you did to yours? I understand you just basically cut it off from oem mounting location, but how did you attach it to the bars afterwards? Where did you find your plastic to slide back into the oem location? Or, is it foam? Anything more you can provide would be great. I like your idea and it appears to save a few dollars.
Any more pictures for what you did to yours? I understand you just basically cut it off from oem mounting location, but how did you attach it to the bars afterwards? Where did you find your plastic to slide back into the oem location? Or, is it foam? Anything more you can provide would be great. I like your idea and it appears to save a few dollars.
I just got a piece of ABS and cut , trimmed, and used a propane torch to shape.
I used a dremel to trim the throttle block and cover plate so the new piece would fit in.
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Aussie Niko
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Thats a total macgyver job 
well done beats spendin $$$$
well done beats spendin $$$$
i bought the ftx relocateing throttle block and it stopped me from hittin it with my chest in a climb and instead it now gets hit by branches
so im trying this now, itll beep every time i get a branch haha
so im trying this now, itll beep every time i get a branch haha
