Inline fuel pump ??? what wire you guys tapping
07-12-2008, 09:56 AM
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The 255 pump doesn't run all the time does it?? you really think it will hurt to tie in with the fact pump line? is the fact pump on a fuse, it has to be, if it is where the *** at is it in the fuse box lol?? If I did hook into the grey wire, all that could happen is it pop the fuse correct? I am getting vexd
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07-12-2008, 07:42 PM
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-Get a 30 amp relay from auto parts store.
-Remove curved fender brace near hood hinge on drivers side.
-Remove snapon fuse panel lid.
-Release 2 snaps and slide shell around fuse panel up and set aside.
-Mount relay towards rear of fuse panel.
-Release 2 snaps next to fender and pivot fuse panel up.
-Identify fuel pump relay position and underneath locate the green wire with white stripe. Tap onto this wire and feed it to the coil of new relay and then the secondary side of coil to a good ground.
-First maxifuse position (use a 20amp fuse) feeds the stud near the front. Run wire from this stud to new relay switch and from secondary side of switch to your inline pump. Ground the secondary side of pump to a good ground.
Now the new pump will operate like the factory pump.
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Here you go...this is how I done mine:
-Get a 30 amp relay from auto parts store.
-Remove curved fender brace near hood hinge on drivers side.
-Remove snapon fuse panel lid.
-Release 2 snaps and slide shell around fuse panel up and set aside.
-Mount relay towards rear of fuse panel.
-Release 2 snaps next to fender and pivot fuse panel up.
-Identify fuel pump relay position and underneath locate the green wire with white stripe. Tap onto this wire and feed it to the coil of new relay and then the secondary side of coil to a good ground.
-First maxifuse position (use a 20amp fuse) feeds the stud near the front. Run wire from this stud to new relay switch and from secondary side of switch to your inline pump. Ground the secondary side of pump to a good ground.
Now the new pump will operate like the factory pump.
-Get a 30 amp relay from auto parts store.
-Remove curved fender brace near hood hinge on drivers side.
-Remove snapon fuse panel lid.
-Release 2 snaps and slide shell around fuse panel up and set aside.
-Mount relay towards rear of fuse panel.
-Release 2 snaps next to fender and pivot fuse panel up.
-Identify fuel pump relay position and underneath locate the green wire with white stripe. Tap onto this wire and feed it to the coil of new relay and then the secondary side of coil to a good ground.
-First maxifuse position (use a 20amp fuse) feeds the stud near the front. Run wire from this stud to new relay switch and from secondary side of switch to your inline pump. Ground the secondary side of pump to a good ground.
Now the new pump will operate like the factory pump.
Christ if I knew it was all this I would have put a intank pump in it..
John