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01-20-2012, 06:57 AM
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For a number of reasons I strongly recommend people avoid wiring anything up to the ECU harness on any vehicle unless the installation guide specifically calls for it. In this case, depending on which part of the turbo timer's wiring you're referring to, the current draw may be significantly higher than the harness can handle (resulting in burnt wiring)... This isn't the only concern but it's one of the biggest.
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