well i did this today wired up my turbo timer, it was pretty simple. if you have an alarm you need to cut the yellow wire that was connected coming from your alarm. b4 you start cutting wires i suggest you pick a place for you turbo timer or else your gonna start over and redo the whole thing just to make the wire longer.
tools needed:
10mm wrench
fliers
phillip screwdriver
wire cutter
electric tape or u can solder it also
12 gauge wire (my turbo timer didnt come w/ harness so i needed it to extend the wires)
1. first you need to disconnect your battery. just incase.
2. take off 5 or 7 bolts from the steering column cover.
3. next take off plastic cover under the steering column.
4. then take off 4 10mm bolts.
5. you should see 5 wires coming out of the ignition.
white/black= ACC (no wire need to be connected on this wire)
white= 12v battery
black/yellow=Ignition1
yellow= Ignition 2
black/white= starter
6. now you can start connecting the wires. I think all turbo timers are the same but i had a greddy turbo timer.
from the turbo timer wire to ignition wires
red = white
black= to any ground wire
blue = solid yellow wire
green= black and yellow wire
on the turbo timer it also has brown and purple wire for extra safety but i didnt connect them. you can connect them if you want, all you gotta do is connect brown wire to the handbreak wire, if you take out your handbrake plastic cover there should be a wire for it. and the purple wire you need to connect it to the ECU, it needs to be connected to the speedometer wire. and on the turbo timer there should be an extra gray wire which is not necessary to be connected.
7. now just tape up everything and start putting back all the bolts and oh yea dont forget you battery also.
sorry guys i dont have any pics to go with it Midnitexracer said he can post some pics up when he put his on.
good luck to yall its pretty easy so there shouldnt be no problem putting it on.
heres a pic i took today where i put the turbo timer.
tools needed:
10mm wrench
fliers
phillip screwdriver
wire cutter
electric tape or u can solder it also
12 gauge wire (my turbo timer didnt come w/ harness so i needed it to extend the wires)
1. first you need to disconnect your battery. just incase.
2. take off 5 or 7 bolts from the steering column cover.
3. next take off plastic cover under the steering column.
4. then take off 4 10mm bolts.
5. you should see 5 wires coming out of the ignition.
white/black= ACC (no wire need to be connected on this wire)
white= 12v battery
black/yellow=Ignition1
yellow= Ignition 2
black/white= starter
6. now you can start connecting the wires. I think all turbo timers are the same but i had a greddy turbo timer.
from the turbo timer wire to ignition wires
red = white
black= to any ground wire
blue = solid yellow wire
green= black and yellow wire
on the turbo timer it also has brown and purple wire for extra safety but i didnt connect them. you can connect them if you want, all you gotta do is connect brown wire to the handbreak wire, if you take out your handbrake plastic cover there should be a wire for it. and the purple wire you need to connect it to the ECU, it needs to be connected to the speedometer wire. and on the turbo timer there should be an extra gray wire which is not necessary to be connected.
7. now just tape up everything and start putting back all the bolts and oh yea dont forget you battery also.
sorry guys i dont have any pics to go with it Midnitexracer said he can post some pics up when he put his on.
![TU](http://www.cb7tuner.com/thumbsup.gif)
heres a pic i took today where i put the turbo timer.
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v417/GDOUT/P1010042.jpg)
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