How to: Turbo Timer Wireing

[iansmx6]

Originally Posted by ZE Power MX6

Well, I left that wire unhook at first. The alarm will always beep 3 times even no one touches it after armed. That's why I say you have to connect it somewhere that sees 12V when the car is running, other than the ignition. As a professional, you are supposed to "solve" the problem, not find ways "around" it. That is exactly why I don't take my car to a shop.

Sorry King, good write up and back to the topic

so because your alarm (which your wet to say brand) does this it means all alarms will do it? I have never had an alarm beep 3 times when this was done

dont take your SINGLE personal experience and chalk ti up to EVERYTHING that is 12v. Im not disagreeing with your solution, being a PROFESSIONAL i understand there is more than one way to do something. So please dont knock what i do for a living ... thats immature and unneccessary

problem : alarm doesnt arm when in timer
solution: remove ignition (if this is a problem with your alarm, go to accessory)

[KING6]

How you wire it is the installers choice.

Solder, Crimp fitings, piggy back fittings, twist caps or the common ricer tape the wire to another wire.
Soldering is great, however in that tight spot with limited wire to be pulled out.. shrink wrapping the exposed solder joint can be difficult. Also alot of people dont even know how to solder correctly and they just get a gob job that ends up falling apart.
Once the wires are tucked in the dash, there is basically no movement or any interfearence with the wireing.. so having wires pull out shouldnt be an issue either way.

This How to is basically here just for the info of what wires, and where.

I have an alarm on my car as well, I did not do anything to make it work with the turbo timer. Im honestly not in that big of a hurry at any time that I cant wait 30 seconds for my car to cool down. The timer is basically just there so I dont have to manually do it (otherwise id just shut the car off instantly because its a habbit)

[ZE Power MX6]

Originally Posted by iansmx6

so because your alarm (which your wet to say brand) does this it means all alarms will do it? I have never had an alarm beep 3 times when this was done

dont take your SINGLE personal experience and chalk ti up to EVERYTHING that is 12v. Im not disagreeing with your solution, being a PROFESSIONAL i understand there is more than one way to do something. So please dont knock what i do for a living ... thats immature and unneccessary

problem : alarm doesnt arm when in timer
solution: remove ignition (if this is a problem with your alarm, go to accessory)

Viper 300xx is the alarm I have, don't remember the exact model number.

Yes some alarm might not need that 12V to be reset, but if the manufacture put that wire there it has to do something. If not then might as well not put it there the first place, right? And being a "professional", your solution should work in all cases and we already know yours won't. Cutting the wire and leave it unhook is like cutting the ground to your signal to get a fast blinker.

[iansmx6]

Originally Posted by ZE Power MX6

Viper 300xx is the alarm I have, don't remember the exact model number.

Yes some alarm might not need that 12V to be reset, but if the manufacture put that wire there it has to do something. If not then might as well not put it there the first place, right? And being a "professional", your solution should work in all cases and we already know yours won't. Cutting the wire and leave it unhook is like cutting the ground to your signal to get a fast blinker.

your so right the awnser for solution A should always work for Solution B your so closed minded ... i gave you the "closure" tellign you there is more than one way to do something, saying we are both right .. and boviosuly wasnt good enough for you. So continue to slander me and tell me I dont know how to do my job, geuss what ... Im not gonna loose any sleep over it ... and non of my clients will care what someone on a forum has to say to go against my reputation ...

this is what i get for trying to help