HKS type 1 tubro timer
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wellthe harness connects to the wires in your seering coloumn which comes off by ( i think its 3) screws. thre is a wire that on the left side, its the last connector, thatswhere your harness plugs into, then you have to pull your center console out to reach the e-brake wire (i believe its the green one) but there is only one, and use the red splicer to splice into the wire from the tt to the e-brake wire, make sure u squeeze the splice hard to get a good connection, then you just mountit to where ever you want , i used 3m red double sided tape, its really strong and holds well
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i tested that 2day and i will just lock them from the inside if need be(that still works) and once the car is off it should open with the remote but if not then i will just use the key
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jk68x3 did you connect the speed and rpm lead wire to it? I have the type-1 also and would like to use it to its full potential, I have been looking for hepl for a quite a while now!
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Yes I to have been searching for the how-to on installing this timer and using it to its full potential. I have it installed in the ash tray area (fits perfect). Anyone find where to install the RPM and Speedo wires post up.
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Wish I would have ran across this thread a while ago. It would have saved me a lot of time and pain in the ***. Not beging able to read japanese and not having any directions with it, made for a lot of fun.