How Do You Use A Turbo Timer?
If you own a turbocharged car, installing and learning how to use a turbo timer will help your turbo last for many years to come, with less chance of it failing. A turbo timer is a device that is wired to the car’s ignition system and that keeps the motor running for a short period after the ignition is turned off. Keeping the motor running allows the turbo to cool down. The turbo is cooled by the engine’s oil supply and when the oil is cut off abruptly, the turbo can overheat, potentially damaging it. Locate the wiring harness that goes to the car’s ignition switch. This is located near or under the steering column and may require the removal of some trim to access it. Consult your car’s workshop manual for detailed instructions. Disconnect the inline connector on the ignition switch wiring harness. There should be several wires going to the ignition switch. Plug the wiring harness adapter that came with the turbo timer into the car’s ignition switch wiring harness. If you are not usi
