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Can anyone test a blitz turbo timer. Mine isn't working, may need repairs. Was working OK, seems to operate OK. Lights up, displays, can change minutes/seconds etc, but will not time down.

Also can anybody tell me the wiring sequence, so I can check that it is OK.

Also is it temperature sensored ie only works if turbo is hot, or does it work every time???

Danny.

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Hmmm Not sure what model you have but the last one I used had a factory fault that fired half the dash electrics. Lucky the shop was legit and swapped it out and helped pay for damages.

Anyhow check the handbrake cable is connected correctly and that the dash light turns off when release.

Some HKS I've seen also have this feature.

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Chef I've been thinking about yours, I reckon you need to do a circuit test with a multimeter. I'd guess that your handbrake wire is shorting out on the car body, or your handbrake switch is r/s.

Could be the wires to the warning light, but if the lights working then its more likely the other two.

Danny.

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