Timer for possible flooding issue
12-02-2003, 05:51 PM
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Timer for possible flooding issue
Hi all:
I've been reading many posts of people accidently flooding their 8's. Senseny suggested to try using a (turbo) timer to keep the 8 running so it gets up to operating temp before it shuts itself down. I can see how this little device can help with the flooding issue. My question to all, has anyone installed one of these in their 8? I was wondering how you get around the key removal with the ignition and "chipped" key? $100 is cheap insurance to keep my 8 from flooding and I would like to get one for my 8 but was wondering if anyone has tried this trick yet? Thoughts?
Kevin
I've been reading many posts of people accidently flooding their 8's. Senseny suggested to try using a (turbo) timer to keep the 8 running so it gets up to operating temp before it shuts itself down. I can see how this little device can help with the flooding issue. My question to all, has anyone installed one of these in their 8? I was wondering how you get around the key removal with the ignition and "chipped" key? $100 is cheap insurance to keep my 8 from flooding and I would like to get one for my 8 but was wondering if anyone has tried this trick yet? Thoughts?
Kevin
12-04-2003, 01:21 PM
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Don't some high-end alarm systems with remote start have an auto-engine off feature on a timer?
I thought I'd read that in one of their brochures. If so, this would likely be a better possibility.
Just a thought.
I thought I'd read that in one of their brochures. If so, this would likely be a better possibility.
Just a thought.
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