wiring in cool-down timer
I have found a cool down timer for $15 that also displays voltage on a remote thumbnail LCD. It has 3 wires, hot, ignition and accessory. Do I just solder into the truck wiring harness or do I have to cut some of the wires? thanks...david[duhhh]
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Not sure of your wiring on that device but this will save you some cypher-time on the truck ~ https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ad.php?t=96297
Specifically post three (3). Hope it helps. :) |
I would think a cool down timer would consist of more than 3 wires. Some interface connections for monitoring the temp for one, and a way to isolate ignition for shut down. I could be wrong, but when I hear the term cool down timer I'm thinking that the engine, fan, or pump will run for an extended period of time in order to "COOL" then turn off once a certain temp is reached. Can anyone share the manufacturers of these cool down timers? 91.5 use a wire tap. 3M makes a crimp type connector for tapping wires of different ga. Check with your local stereo shop, they should have what you need.
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The Howard Van Fleet timer sold on this site has 4 wires. The ground, power, tie into ignition, and finally a green wire tied into the emergency brake switch. The timer does not sense pyro temps, but does allow the truck to idle up to 6 minutes I am happy with this product, I have installed them in all 3 of my trucks.
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Kewl, Thanks BIG,
I've been thinking about this in addition to an auto start. |
The harness that actually goes to the truck wiring has 3 wires. The hidden timer box also has two grounds and a purple wire that goes to the park brake to shut the truck down when released.
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Originally Posted by mogpuller
(Post 1232249)
Kewl, Thanks BIG,
I've been thinking about this in addition to an auto start. |
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