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92586, Question dealing with the turbo timer Posted by xlr82x, Jan-06-06 06:57 AM
Ok, I have a 96 RS that I am putting a turbo in right now. I just have one question. How do I install a turbo timer on this thing with a N/T ECU? I have no idea what I should be playing with when it comes to the ECU. I know the brown wire goes into the E-Brake. Any help would be great and sorry if this is posted somewhere else but I just have not had time to look for since I'm at work.
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92594, RE: Question dealing with the turbo timer Posted by Blizare, Jan-06-06 08:42 AM
Do you not have installation instructions??? What color and how many wires are there?
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92599, RE: Question dealing with the turbo timer Posted by 96rs-t, Jan-06-06 11:28 AM
what type of tt do you have. Simplest way to do it, would be to buy the harness (any eclipse turbo harness will work) and then just run your e-brake wire as you already know.
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92602, RE: Question dealing with the turbo timer Posted by baxsom, Jan-06-06 12:53 PM
www.greddy.com has their installation instructions online
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92609, RE: Question dealing with the turbo timer Posted by xlr82x, Jan-07-06 06:17 AM
Thanks a lot for the help.
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92626, RE: Question dealing with the turbo timer Posted by PiKapp504, Jan-09-06 02:19 AM
Ok, I'm having problems with my Blitz DTT as well. I hooked everything up this weekend and grounded out the e-brake cable like it says to do if you don't wanna run the wire. Well, the unit powers on and I can cycle through the menu and all, but as soon as I turn the car off, the unit shuts off. I'm using the Eclipse harness as well. I noticed that if I very very carefully turn the key almost to ACC, the unit will start to count down and then the car will shut off. But if I turn the key all the way to LOCK like I'm going to take the key out, the unit shuts off along with the car.
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92633, RE: Question dealing with the turbo timer Posted by thedawg, Jan-09-06 09:20 AM

RED = +12v Constant BLUE = +12v Accessory (1st ignition position) GREEN = +12v Key switched to "ON" (2nd ignition position) BLACK = Reliable chassis ground
Sounds like you either mixed up Blue and Green, dont have a good ground, or haven't properly disabled the safety features (speedo/ebrake).
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92634, RE: Question dealing with the turbo timer Posted by boosted60trimrst, Jan-09-06 10:12 AM
Originally posted by PiKapp504 Ok, I'm having problems with my Blitz DTT as well. I hooked everything up this weekend and grounded out the e-brake cable like it says to do if you don't wanna run the wire. Well, the unit powers on and I can cycle through the menu and all, but as soon as I turn the car off, the unit shuts off. I'm using the Eclipse harness as well. I noticed that if I very very carefully turn the key almost to ACC, the unit will start to count down and then the car will shut off. But if I turn the key all the way to LOCK like I'm going to take the key out, the unit shuts off along with the car.
did you pull up the ebrake
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92648, RE: Question dealing with the turbo timer Posted by cs82685, Jan-10-06 04:31 AM
Originally posted by boosted60trimrstOriginally posted by PiKapp504 Ok, I'm having problems with my Blitz DTT as well. I hooked everything up this weekend and grounded out the e-brake cable like it says to do if you don't wanna run the wire. Well, the unit powers on and I can cycle through the menu and all, but as soon as I turn the car off, the unit shuts off. I'm using the Eclipse harness as well. I noticed that if I very very carefully turn the key almost to ACC, the unit will start to count down and then the car will shut off. But if I turn the key all the way to LOCK like I'm going to take the key out, the unit shuts off along with the car. did you pull up the ebrake
i think he means he just grounded that wire instead of hooking it up to the e-brake. I would just run it to the ebrake real quick just to see if it does work or try and find a better spot to ground the wire
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