Power Engineering Turbo Timer
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I have been looking on the internet recently for a timer so that I dont have to hang around while the turbo is cooling down (particularly when I am late for work!!). The P.E. one seems the best buy according to the blurb, has anyone advice about this or other timers/P.E. products that might help. In particular, how do they fit in with the standard alarm (MY99) and is fitting tricky? Thanks
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Nick
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From: Peterborough
HKS on MY99
5 minutes to fit if you get the fitting kit.
Cost £105
Sounds too good to be true.
The downside is that you can't integrate it into the standard sigma alarm.
I have had lengthy discussions with HKS and Sigma but neither can offer a solution.
In practice this means that you can't use the remote to lock the vehicle untill the turbo timer has timed out.
Being a family car this is not normally a problem.
If you do want to make a quick exit you can either switch the timer off or lock the doors with the key.
5 minutes to fit if you get the fitting kit.
Cost £105
Sounds too good to be true.
The downside is that you can't integrate it into the standard sigma alarm.
I have had lengthy discussions with HKS and Sigma but neither can offer a solution.
In practice this means that you can't use the remote to lock the vehicle untill the turbo timer has timed out.
Being a family car this is not normally a problem.
If you do want to make a quick exit you can either switch the timer off or lock the doors with the key.
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