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Roger that, twisted, wirenut, taped... Looks like I'll have to get matching plates, but can do that later.. Right now works like a champ and turned the light on to the minute, thanks again!

The hot load leg to the switch I want to change out to the timer and the line leg leaving it when switched obviously hot goes through a conduit on the top left corner of the box, The conduit with white wires in it I now guess is neutral and is left inside proposed timer box goes to the the hall...

Inside left hallway light box with bundle white wires:

More photos: This next photo shows proposed timer switch in middle which is outside garage lights and a switch on left hallway light box and outside porch light switch on right. The proposed timer switch is in middle. Look at the white bundle of wires on the left hallway light box. Are...

You asked for more photos, here are more photos of my project and the electrical boxes on each side of the soon to be garage outside timer switch . I'm going to go pick up another multi meter since mines at my office. All switches labeled showing which switch does what. The hallway lights...

One more thing.. the wires go to the next switch over that has a switch for the hall light that has two switches, this hall light switch next to the timer box I want to change it has three wires on that hall light switch and there is a bundle of three or four white wires by them self wound...

The top two wires are the load, the second wire on top goes to the next switch that goes to another light outside by porch. So the bottom wire is the line, I don't have a neutral, I guess I'm confused what to do with out the nuetral? Thanks

I bought a Honeywell timer model RPLS740B so that it automatically turns off and out my outside 2 lights. Here is the timer manual: https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/techlit/TechLitDocuments/69-0000s/69-2455EFS.pdf My manual old light switch has two connections.. 2 wires go to top one...