stang574

Would it still be called a turbo timer even if you don't have a turbo?? Or maybe called a nonturbocar timer? Also, I think that the automakers should put them on factory turbo cars. It would extend the life of the turbo. Probably just to hard to tell some dumb sh!* that its a good thing that his car keeps running after he shuts it off.

96MustangGT

Thanks for the information. Actually I just want to know more about those stuff not really want to buy.</P>


I more thing. My car is having the buzzing sound when I start the car in the morning. Someone told me that is my fuel pump. I did sent the car to mechanic but they can't tell me what is the problem because the buzzing sound would gone when the engine is warm. So anyone facing the same problem as me before? Maybe can give me some help.... Thanks!!!</P>

horatio102

Turbo timers aren't needed, even for turbo cars, unless you plan on running the **** out of the car in the moments before you park and shut off the engine. Who does that? Athletes don't sprint a mile and then flop down on the ground instantly after crossing the finish, they walk around and cool down. Same thing goes for your car.

BCisme

well put horatio.<IMG src=smileys/smiley20.gif border="0">