turbo timer draining battery

**m-sykes** · 27-03-10, 12:59

any one know how to sort this? im prity sure its the turbo timer, have to disconnect battery every nite or it willl die

**Simon** · 27-03-10, 13:43

disconect the turbo timer and see if it is really the problem.

**m-sykes** · 27-03-10, 14:21

Originally Posted by Simon

disconect the turbo timer and see if it is really the problem.

cool will do man

**SUPER 180** · 27-03-10, 22:25

but isnt the car running wen the turbo timer is on

**m-sykes** · 28-03-10, 19:56

Originally Posted by SUPER 180

but isnt the car running wen the turbo timer is on

yea, one or two relays are clicking when i put on battery lead at the fuse box in side, think its the middle two

**CarlCF4** · 28-03-10, 20:05

Originally Posted by m-sykes

any one know how to sort this? im prity sure its the turbo timer, have to disconnect battery every nite or it willl die

do you have it wired to a constant live rather than an ignition live?

**m-sykes** · 28-03-10, 20:11

Originally Posted by CarlCF4

do you have it wired to a constant live rather than an ignition live?

must check that, it wasnt me that wired it up, thanks man

**1jsoarer** · 29-03-10, 10:13

its probaly your altenator. get it reconditioned and you'l be sound!!

**PeterT** · 29-03-10, 11:51

turbo timers are a waste of time, take it out if its the problem!

**m-sykes** · 29-03-10, 12:36

Originally Posted by 1jsoarer

its probaly your altenator. get it reconditioned and you'l be sound!!

i dont think its the altenator when the battery is full of charge after every drive at night, its only if i leave it over night

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