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TRD_4age
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Post #1 post 28th November 2010 - 03:35 AM
Well i got myself a old skool BES turbo timer. It's like old hahaha. It's got 1 switch with 3-5-1 min then a stop button and a red light.

what i want tp know is how to wire it up ?

I never used or owned a turbo timer before.

it has 4 wires

Black- for ground
red- cont power
yellow- ??????
blue- ?????

so does anyone know what the blue and yellow wire are for ? and where they go ?

i plan to use it on my r31 skyline with a rb20det

cheers

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Wraith
Post #2

Edit.

TRD_4age
Post #3

Hahaha that's gonna be abit hard. It's going to be a drift pig.

70PGM
Post #4

blue to ignition in , yellow for ign out.

trev084
Post #5

Go to a Boggard distributor and ask to look at the instructions, I know AEI carries them but not sure what is close to you.

I have installed other TT's so at a guess I'd say:

Black - Ground
Red - Constant 12v +
yellow - IGN "ON"
blue - IGN "ACC"

TRD_4age
Post #6

I live on the northside of brisbane (strathpine area) and i don't know where to start to look for a Boggard distributor lol :P

but yeah i can give that a shot IGN "ON" and IGN "ACC"

Gagginforit
Post #7

I got an apexi one brand new with wiring diagram and instructions you can have for $100 if you want? Would be easier with instructions!

georgeshtc
Post #8

TRY USING A RELAY TO TAKE THE LOAD OF THE TURBO TIMER AS SOME OF THE OLDER ONES ARE RENOUNED FOR INTERNALLY DYING AS THE INTERNAL RELAY IS NOT LOAD RATED..

A RELAY IS CHEAPER TO REPLACE THAN A TIMER MODULE

TRD_4age
Post #9

Yeah im not going to use the BES turbo timer, Il just hang it in the shed :thumbsup: Im going with a apexi turbotimer with instructions :drool: so it's heaps to wire. thank you for everyone's help :thumbsup: maybe one day i might use it in a OLD SKOOL turbo car.

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