what to do without turbo timer questions...
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what to do without turbo timer questions...
whats up guys i dont have a turbo timer on my car...say i drive my car for awhile...and im making a stop for about 5 minutes only and come back out and drive the car again...when i stop do i have to let the car idle then turn it off for the 5 min ill be gone and then get back in and go or can i just shut it off and go then come back out and drive it. also...how long should i let the car idle for when im done driving it?i know i should just get a turbo timer but i dont have the money right now i have more important things to get so i can deal with waiting a couple minutes for my turbo to cool. any help is appreciated.
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Re: what to do without turbo timer questions... (EKsnatchback)
just wait for 15-30 seconds if you're about to turn off the car after hard running.. and 5-15 seconds if you been driving in vaccum for some time before shutting the car off.. just drive around in vaccumm before parking and you don't have to wait as long.
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Re: what to do without turbo timer questions... (StolenTeg)
yeah when i know im getting to my destination i put it in a high gear and drive at like 1500 rpms or i just put it in neutral alot. but say i get gas...is it a big deal if i shut if off for like 5 min and turn it back on 2 min later?
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Re: what to do without turbo timer questions... (EKsnatchback)
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I hit my two buttons on my remote control alarm and walk out with the car running still, then when I feel it idle long enough I remote shut down it.
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Just use your own descrepency.. If you've been hard on it. let it idle for a while.. if you were jsut city driving and not boosting, then only need to idle it for a tiny bit. but for quicks top and gos, liek gas for instance. you can shut it down right away as you're gongi to turn it back on within a decent time.. It's oaky for it to be hot when you turn it off, but only if you're turnnig it back on soon.. letting it SIT for a long time with it cooking is what kills them
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Re: what to do without turbo timer questions... (EKsnatchback)
I dont think its even nessecary to let it idle unless you've driven it hard up until the point you parked it. If Im driving it hard on the highway I have a few miles of cool down time from there until my house. The moving air and low engine load is much better than just idling hot.
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