Turbo Timers?
And most of the others won't touch a modified car! 
05-12-2004, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Wes RS
Arazel you haven't got the handbrake wire linked up to the brake lights by mistake have you?
No. I have it connected to handbrake sensor
It only happens now and then but usually onbrakings to corners that Turbo Timer resets. It's rather not like a cable loosing contact because I've been moving lall the looms when stationary and nothng happend. But there is one strange thing which tells it's something electric. If engine is runing it happens only from time to time. But if I have only ignition on it happens everytime I press the brakes so brake lights light up. Any ideas? I am by no means electritian and that is one of the things on cars I don't even pretend to know about.
05-12-2004, 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Anh
Turbo timers are a complete waste of money and a potentially dangerious device to use anyway.
You thrash the car and then pull over to stop, what do you have? Hot baked oil and hardly any cooling as there is zero air flow going through the oil coolers.
The best way to preserve the turbo (especially high boosted units) is to drive normally the last few minutes before you arrive where you are going to stop.
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