anybody in Seattle want to install a turbo timer for me, or know where I should go to do it?
05-30-2006, 11:00 AM
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I'm not stuck up about owning an audi,
but I don't really trust it to somebody who works on civics all day. I'd like somebody who knows their way around these cars.
BTW are you thinking about going on that subaru rally next month?
BTW are you thinking about going on that subaru rally next month?
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05-30-2006, 02:16 PM
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Its really easy to do... It took me about an hour going VERY slowly...
just to make sure I didnt mess anything up... $10 in tape, wire, crimpers and some directions off of the forums. If you can change your own oil you can install a turbo timer.
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I've read write ups here on the forums on how to do it.
I've also heard horror stories about alarms not functioning correctly afterwards. I could give it a try, but I'd rather have somebody else do it. What unit did you install? do you like it?