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HKS Turbo Timer Type 1 Installation

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Hey Guys.

Just a quick question, i took possession of a new HKS turbo timer today (type 1), but unknowningly when i get it home to read the instructions on how to install it on Sunday, there all in Japanese - i think??? anywayz just wondering if there is anyone out there that can tell me where to get the english instructions for it so i can fit it to my R33 gtst.

I found the instructions of the HKSUSA site, and they are great except for the fact they tell u how to fit it to almost every other model of car except a skyline!!!

Any help on this subject would be fantastic.......

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I'm having problems with the Type 1 TT too!!

I bought the harness, plugged it in, BUT I GOT PROBLEMS!

I turn the car on and the timer turns on. Good.

But i turn the car off, and the car goes straight off with no count-down.

However, when the harness is plugged in (Car off), I ground the earth and the timer makes the beep. So i figure its got constant power.

Then when i disconnect the harness and try ground, it doesn't make the beep. So no power?

Anyone got any ideas on this situation?

EDIT: It helps if you read the instructions properly. I didn't think you had to have the Handbrake wire connected for it to work.

But if you read the instructions:

Note: If the gray wire is left open or if the parking brake is down, the Turbo Timer will not countdown

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Alright, It's all installed and working.

But when it finishes counting down now, I can't get the key out until the timer finishes!!

The Speed always shows half of whats on the speedo.

The RPM is always 200+ more then whats on the dash.

Has anyone had this problem before?

EDIT: I'm a dick.. It pays to read the instructions!

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