Posts : 93 Join date : 2011-03-20 Location : north northumberland
Subject: turbo timer Thu 21 Jul - 18:40
hey seen an hks turbo timer on ebay for 50 quid, it is new so quite cheap. anyway. where does the harness plus into? as i have a psi3 plugged into the port under the steering column.
F1NNY
Posts : 180 Join date : 2011-07-21
Subject: Re: turbo timer Thu 21 Jul - 19:00
sh77 wrote:
hey seen an hks turbo timer on ebay for 50 quid, it is new so quite cheap. anyway. where does the harness plus into? as i have a psi3 plugged into the port under the steering column.
Under the steering wheel column in a different connection not to the obd point or what ever its called. on a new age its 1 connection but classic its more as there is a harness adapter, then there is a cable you link to the handbrake.
wrx/uk/ppp
Posts : 873 Join date : 2011-01-31 Age : 52 Location : somewhere in the north sea
Subject: Re: turbo timer Thu 21 Jul - 19:11
You can get a plug and play harness for about 10 quid and all it does is take power and split the ignition power harness so the relay for the timer keeps the car running for the set time And yeah you put one of the wires to hanbrake switch so it only works if handbrake engaged. All the diagrams are on net if you don't get instructions and really easy to fit mate. You wont get the a/f meter reading correct as they work on narrow band and scoobys are wide. Or something like that
cdm1
Posts : 505 Join date : 2011-03-18 Age : 52 Location : HARTLEPOOL
Subject: Re: turbo timer Thu 21 Jul - 22:24
unless you are going to do a lot of track time or hard driving with a sudden engine stop save your money and spend it on something worth while IMO
sh77
Posts : 93 Join date : 2011-03-20 Location : north northumberland
Subject: Re: turbo timer Thu 21 Jul - 22:28
cheers lad,good info!
wrx/uk/ppp
Posts : 873 Join date : 2011-01-31 Age : 52 Location : somewhere in the north sea
Subject: Re: turbo timer Thu 21 Jul - 22:42
cdm1 wrote:
unless you are going to do a lot of track time or hard driving with a sudden engine stop save your money and spend it on something worth while IMO
+1 they are not required for a newage due to the cooling system unless you drive it hard or track and don't cool it down right with an off boost few miles
however it's personel preferance and i do like mine as i have the apexi version which i paid peanuts for only prob is the central locking however i think you can bypass it but it's all down to yourself
drew160387
Posts : 1267 Join date : 2011-03-13 Age : 37
Subject: Re: turbo timer Thu 21 Jul - 22:58
Yeah ive read about bypassing the auto lock/open Anyone got a guide for a classic as wouldnt mind doing mine
cdm1
Posts : 505 Join date : 2011-03-18 Age : 52 Location : HARTLEPOOL
Subject: Re: turbo timer Fri 22 Jul - 8:24
What year classic? If you have a sigma alarm you can turn the auto lock/unlock of through programing and on most other alarms its the same
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