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Posted: October 01, 2004 at 9:15 AM / IP Logged

threesquare wrote:

wat is turbo timer for? it suppose to keep the car running when the ebrake is engage and it shut off the car after 5 minutes?

is it for car with turbo?

Turbo cars require a duration after it is run to cool the turbo's to avoid damage to them. Most of the time 1 minute - 3 minutes is sufficient time for a turbo to cool down, but this is dependent on how big thte tubo is, how hard you drove it before you stopped and if it's a hybrid system or not.

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threesquare

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Posted: October 01, 2004 at 3:00 PM / IP Logged

Velocity Motors wrote:

threesquare wrote:

my car have a 2nd accessory. WHITE/ red in ignition harness.
some one said i should wire the 2nd accessory to radio harness so the radio would come on when remote started.
please advise what i should do with the above wires.

It is good to hook up all necessary ignition wires to replicate the starting process of the OEM system. Sometimes 2nd ACC power's important features like HVAC fans or cores, while other's just power up radio's and other acccessories.

so i should hook this up to the 2nd acc in the ign harness or the radio 12v wire?

i'll check and fix the diode.

thanks.

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Posted: October 01, 2004 at 5:55 PM / IP Logged

Might not want to hook up the radio bit until you determine the battery drain....

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