interesting note after HKS turbo timer instal

That spinning thing that makes all of the cool noises. OE and Aftermarket.

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interesting note after HKS turbo timer instal

Post by Skip »

As noted in many posts this is a very simple instal

The only wires from the TT
I used are:
the black (ground),
the red (always hot)
and the green (to the ignition switch "run" wire)
I used the run wire at the main ignition switch connector.
The blue wire I did not use (it normally runs to the acc. position )

When the TT is engaged both cooling fans operate for the
duration of the timer.
A nice feature I deem as I have a
NA rad in my turbo wagon and thus no
turbo expansion tank .
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Post by dzx »

Interesting, I have a n/a radiator in my legacy but it's got enough cooling capacity for my car i've never seen a need for a turbo timer. I did see a need for a new coolant temp sensor after my old one went bad and caused a lot of overheating issues.
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Post by Skip »

Dan
I just like the TT as a safe guard.
My car never runs above half way on the temp gauge.

Without the expansion tank, the built in after shut down cooling
obviously can not happen.

I believe, the TT with both cooling fans running helps bring the oil in the turbo
back to a non-coke level.
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