question on installing turbo timer (wire locations)
question on installing turbo timer (wire locations)
Im trying to hard wire my blitz dc turbo timer to my car, and i need to know these three wires 1- 12 volt constant, 2- ignition wire, and 3- secondary ignition, or accessorywire. this is on an 89 240sx please help thanks
This for installation in my 93, it should give you some help:http://katcostarica.240sxonlin...r.htm
Now.. if you have a Voltmeter it's quite simple. Open up the steering wheel column as I did and using the chassis as ground look for the wires as follows:
Then connect the GND to any screw you can find. The steering column one work fine. Just to make sure measure resistance from your selected screw to the chassis.
Now.. if you have a Voltmeter it's quite simple. Open up the steering wheel column as I did and using the chassis as ground look for the wires as follows:
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Key pos Wire Voltage------------------------------------------------OFF BAT 12V START 0V ACC 0V ON 0V
ACC BAT 12V START 0V ACC 12V ON 0V
ON BAT 12V START 0V ACC 12V ON 12V
START BAT 12V START 12V ACC 0V ON 12VThen connect the GND to any screw you can find. The steering column one work fine. Just to make sure measure resistance from your selected screw to the chassis.
huguetpj wrote:This for installation in my 93, it should give you some help:http://katcostarica.240sxonlin...r.htm
Now.. if you have a Voltmeter it's quite simple. Open up the steering wheel column as I did and using the chassis as ground look for the wires as follows:
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Key pos Wire Voltage------------------------------------------------OFF BAT 12V START 0V ACC 0V ON 0V ACC BAT 12V START 0V ACC 12V ON 0V ON BAT 12V START 0V ACC 12V ON 12V START BAT 12V START 12V ACC 0V ON 12V
Then connect the GND to any screw you can find. The steering column one work fine. Just to make sure measure resistance from your selected screw to the chassis.
Thanks alot, this really helps me out, I am a little confused, which wire is the on, and which wire is the start? thanks agin
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