Battery Isolator Switch

[VIN18M]

Is anyone running an isolator switch on their cars?

Due to mine being a weekender only, I'm looking for an easy switch that I can flick when I park the car away as my Oddyssey seems to drain quite quickly (there are issues with the immobilizer etc draining power which I'll deal with later).

I was looking at those basic green tap type ones that just replace the battery terminal, can't be bothered wiring anything in, just too lazy to constantly unscrew the terminals when i park it for the weekend.

 

[4piknup]

Mine drains as well. I remove 2 fuses under the bonnet fuse box. The green one closest to the windscreen, and the green one next closest on the passenger side row. Cant look to tell you what they are labelled as, but make sure your keys are safe as when you plug fuses back in, the doors lock.
it also turns off alarm and central locking. So you can open and close car with key.

 

[khubner1]

Had one on one of my vans was efective at what it did

 

[BYBY5L]

Had one in my gsr, was only cos I was to lazy to solder the 2 big wires together, isolated all the accessories but still had a direct link/ cable to the starter