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:goddam: Please help if can.

Have a new G Ready full auto timer-GAT 49681. Small black - blue face.

Has 1 x 5 pin white female socket. 1 x 4 pin male.-- 1 x red, green,white wires withsmall round female socket connectors. A small black 2 pin female square connector witha brown and purple wires. a thin sepperate grey wire and female connector and 1 x ground eye.

I can't get a wirring diagram , i am sure it's simple enough, as i asked for the unit to come complete with connections , but it came with no instructions ?

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Red - Constant Power

Black - Earth

Blue + Green - Either side of ignition  

Purple - Handbrake

Thats the usual go.

I have the same turbo timer!! i had an old fet one and i got a new one !! i put it in and now every 3rd time i turn the car off the timer shuts off as well!!! Raahhhhh

its pissing me off no end!! ive checked the power readings and the earth!! i have no idea!! any help???

THATS THE ONE!!MAN, THAT SUCKS ASS!! :flamed: IM GOING TO BUST ITS ASS!!

ILL NOW HAVE TO ORDER A HKS ONE FROM JAPAN!! CAUSE I KNOW AUTO BARN WONT TAKE IT BACK CAUSE I FITTED IT!!

ANY ONE WANT A TURBO TIMER :wassup:

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