HKS Turbo Timer question...having trouble..
09-23-2002, 08:56 AM
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HKS Turbo Timer question...having trouble..
Here it is guys...I have an HKS Type-0 TT. I always set my TT for 3min. Sometimes, when I take out the key, sometimes it will only count down 2 sec. and shut off...and sometimes, it'll just shut off when I take the key out for some reason. Could it be wiring problems? I know its one of the easiest things to install, but maybe I just Mikey Moused it? Any help guys? Any suggestions?
Also, this turbo timer is so damn hard to figure out....
I hope someone can help...ThankS....
-Albert
Also, this turbo timer is so damn hard to figure out....
I hope someone can help...ThankS....
-Albert
09-23-2002, 08:59 AM
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Re: HKS Turbo Timer question...having trouble.. (SiDESLiDE240)
Do you have the parking brake on? Cause I know that if you don't the timer will not engauge. Also are you sure that you wired everything correctly? I would go back and double check.
09-23-2002, 09:16 AM
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Re: HKS Turbo Timer question...having trouble.. (blu_si)
Yea...I'm going to double check in a little bit. What I just found out was that after I take out the key, the TT will start counting down, but if theres just a vibration
(as if you shake the car on purpose) the car will shut off....I think it might be the wiring...any more suggestions?
blu_si.....THankS...
(as if you shake the car on purpose) the car will shut off....I think it might be the wiring...any more suggestions?
blu_si.....THankS...
09-23-2002, 09:35 AM
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Re: HKS Turbo Timer question...having trouble.. (SiDESLiDE240)
check your ignition wire, this is what keeps the car running. I believe it is the blue wire on the HKS. What kind of car do you have? A 240?
09-23-2002, 10:33 AM
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Re: HKS Turbo Timer question...having trouble.. (H23ludedude)
yeah...its a 240...SR20DET..I had a GReddy TT on my civic before. I regret selling it for the HKS...The only thing good about HKS to me is the voltage and the LCD screen colors..haha...anyways, yeah I'm going to check the wire out in bit..
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09-23-2002, 01:13 PM
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Re: HKS Turbo Timer question...having trouble.. (SiDESLiDE240)
Okay..I took a look at things and all wires are wired up correctly and securely...But when I shut off the car, the TT seems to shut off with it, and that's the problem. I dont understand because it was working before...how come its like this now? Could it be because of my alarm also? I didnt hook up the ignition wire so I can arm it while its counting down...something seems awfly strange...any help would greatly be appreciated...
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Re: HKS Turbo Timer question...having trouble.. (J-MiGiRL702)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by J-MiGiRL702 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Okay..I took a look at things and all wires are wired up correctly and securely...But when I shut off the car, the TT seems to shut off with it, and that's the problem. I dont understand because it was working before...how come its like this now? Could it be because of my alarm also? I didnt hook up the ignition wire so I can arm it while its counting down...something seems awfly strange...any help would greatly be appreciated...
-ThankS</TD></TR></TABLE>
bad ground? try grounding it in a different spot.
-ThankS</TD></TR></TABLE>
bad ground? try grounding it in a different spot.
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