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Posted by	LJZTT on August 03, 2008 at 5:58 PM
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In Reply To	Yes, the bypass switch allows normal operation. posted by DVDBURN (MD) on August 03, 2008 at 12:56 PM
Message	I get this: Car running, bypass switch offline, when the car is shut off the turbo timer runs, it shuts down the car and disengages the relay. Momentary switch must now be used in conjunction with the key in ON position to start the car. So is the following true? Car running, bypass switch online, when car is turned off the turbo timer does not function, car shuts off and the car is started as normal, with key only. Also what happens when: Car is shut off with bypass switch offline, turbo timer shuts down car and disengages relay, bypass switch engaged after shutdown.....will the car start? The MANtage....be a real man search said you suck (n/m) - Wilks. 01:38:02 09/06/06
Follow Ups	More info on killing the constant power to the injectors. - DVDBURN (MD) 04:23:23 08/03/08 I have a few questions about this. - TheSlimOne 07:34:44 08/03/08 Yes, the bypass switch allows normal operation. - DVDBURN (MD) 12:56:24 08/03/08 >>>>> - LJZTT 17:58:18 08/03/08 It's very simple. - DVDBURN (MD) 20:40:50 08/03/08 yeah, sorry like I said anything electrical more complicated - LJZTT 22:04:27 08/04/08 Good - nice alternative to other ways this can be done. - jzack 09:54:42 08/03/08 Good question. Let me clarify this. - DVDBURN (MD) 13:52:55 08/03/08 "fusible" duh :) (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 20:43:46 08/03/08 Nice paint job on the fuse box cover! - cherryz 13:59:04 08/03/08 Thanks. The cover is not the original one... - DVDBURN (MD) 14:21:21 08/03/08
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