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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / August 2006

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Turbo Timer Problems

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karlanderson@iinet.net.au - 30 Aug 2006 08:21 GMT
Hey Guys,

I have a WRX MY02 with factory alarm/immobilizer and I have just had a
turbo timer installed by an Auto-electrian. My problem is whenever I
take the key out the car dies yet the turbo timer keeps counting down.
The Electrician was hopeless and said thats just how these cars are.
Anyone got any tips

Cheers
Ken - 30 Aug 2006 13:43 GMT
> Hey Guys,
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> Cheers

If I recall correctly the turbo timer keeps the turbo from dropping
below maximum output to avoid the turbo lag when shifting gears.
Naturally the turbo must spin down after the ignition is turned off.
jeffcoslacker - 30 Aug 2006 14:54 GMT
Ken Wrote:
> > Hey Guys,
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> below maximum output to avoid the turbo lag when shifting gears.
> Naturally the turbo must spin down after the ignition is turned off.

I think we are talking about something that is supposed to idle the
motor for 30 seconds or so after the driver actually shuts the ignition
off, to prevent turbo oil coking and overheat, yes?

I know NOTHING about it....but I wondered if Subaru uses any kind of
resistor chip key like the VATS system in GM cars? That would explain
why it won't run with the key out....you'd have to solder a resistor
into the security line to fool it if that was the case....like we
talked about on the '96 Caprice key thread...

Just a thought, probably not the problem...don't lknow what Subaru uses
for passive anti-theft, but I'm sure whatever it is, that's the issue
that needs to be addressed...

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