uber-xA-RS2

Hey everyone, one of the last pieces of my turbo set up have left me a bit confused.

I have a brand new GReddy Turbo Timer waiting to be installed and I am absolutely confused as to exactly which wires to tap into for the turbo timer harness.

I have studied the xA's electrical diagrams but they are not giving me the answers I need.

Could anyone shed some light on which wires under the dash I need to tap into?


Thanks. :D

fusionscion

i actually have a walkthru.. ill find it and pm it 2 u tomorr

JSosa

^^^^ I could dlaso use that walk through, if you could please send me a copy as well.

Maguyver

oh boy look at what you started lol...... hummmm can you send me it too

fusionscion

hey guys.. im gunna try and do it tomorrow afternoon.. im going out for the night, but i iwll send yall copies... haha

Maguyver

Hey thanks in advance man

fusionscion

finally got 2 it.. hope that helps guyz.. lemme know.. i have a full how to with pictures but when i copied to the message i sent to yall.. they didnt show up.. still dead @$$ simple... lemme know if u need help

uber-xA-RS2

Thank you very much for sending that over. It will help out tremendously as the turbo timer is the last nagging little piece I need to install.

uber-xA-RS2

OK

I managed to dig into the wiring of the turbo timer today.

So far NOT good.


The small black wire between the Red and White and Blue and White was the signal wire to trigger the starter. The only thing I managed to do was to have the turbo timer constantly try to activate the starter when the key was out of the ignition. That sucked.

After spending over an hour with a voltmeter and some good old fashion trial and error. I managed to get the turbo timer to keep the electrical system active and switch off when the countdown was done.

I am now competely stumped as to why it will let the electrical system stay running but not the engine. And I am usually pretty good at working on the electrical system.


Anyone have any ideas?

I have a sneaking suspicion that the ignition/electrical system on the xA/xB1 are different.