Turbocharged vehicles inherently generate a tremendous amount of heat in the engine bay. If you drive your vehicle hard, chances are your turbo charger will reach glowing red temperatures. While improved intercoolers and radiators help to some degree, it is extremely important that your vehicle is allowed to cool down properly before shutting off the motor. You can do this manually by waiting in your car for several minutes with the motor running, but this is extremely inconvenient. Thankfully GMC Sprint turbo timers allow you to let your ride cool down with the engine running, and you don't have to be around to keep track of time and shut it off. At Andy's we have a good selection of GMC Sprint turbo timers to suit the full spectrum of styles and prices. This is a great and affordable way to protect your investment.

Your GMC Sprint turbo timer is a lot like a run of the mill kitchen timer. It hooks into your ignition to keep your car running for however much time you select on the timer. So you can take out your keys and walk away, and your car will automatically shut off a few minutes later at the predetermined time. This gives your turbo and other engine components a chance to cool down and can prevent damage including warped engine components, seized bearings and complete engine failure. The nice thing about GMC Sprint turbo timers is that the cool down time is adjustable, so if you make a low speed run to the grocery store you can shut the car down immediately, but if you go for a high speed track run, you can dial in 4 minutes to make sure the engine gets adequate cooling. This simple device is a must have for turbo owners.

Q: What is a turbo timer? Why buy one?
A: According to Option Imports, "When a turbocharged car runs hard for an extended length of time, it can benefit from a period of idling. In fact, the appropriate idling time will vary depending on certain aspects of the ride. Idling too long or not long enough after a hard run can cause unwanted wear and tear on your vehicle's engine. Turbo timers are designed to monitor and control the appropriate idling time."