wheres a good ground to use..installing turbo timer
wheres a good ground to use..installing turbo timer
well im living in a hotel until my house is built then so i dont have any tools. all i have is a screwdriver. so whats a good ground to use when installing a turbo timer that only requires a screwdriver. ive tried a couple but i assume they werent good because when i turn the car on, the turbo timer just flashes on then shuts off. thanks a lot!
I'm not sure if you can get this bolt losse enough with just a screw driver, but I put my ground wire to the bolt in the front brace in the center console, just under the empty cubby hole. You only need a screw driver to take off a few screws to take the center console apart and get under it. I'm sure you can find a decent ground location there anyhow. I've found a few good spots under there for the turbo timer and gauges.
just use the tools below!:

you can get the socket set from sears. i leave it in my car, goes up to 14 mm. i think i use leathermans, and my 1/4" socket set more than any other tools!
you can get the socket set from sears. i leave it in my car, goes up to 14 mm. i think i use leathermans, and my 1/4" socket set more than any other tools!
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Originally Posted by mrbkkt1
just use the tools below!:

you can get the socket set from sears. i leave it in my car, goes up to 14 mm. i think i use leathermans, and my 1/4" socket set more than any other tools!
you can get the socket set from sears. i leave it in my car, goes up to 14 mm. i think i use leathermans, and my 1/4" socket set more than any other tools!
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