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Old Apr 18, 2007 | 07:08 AM
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fuel pump wiring question

when I installed my walbro 255 fuel pump I noticed to sets of plugs one with 2 pins and another with 4 pins, by the way everything works

now when I looked in the fsm I could not find anything about the 4 pin plug and what each wire did other than the ground wire and the black/yellow wire on the 2 pin plug was 12v

I want to hard wire the pump directly to the battery with a relay and plan to get both plugs and the one directly on the pump from the junkyard so I do not have to cut the factory plugs but still want to know what each wire does
Old Apr 18, 2007 | 08:46 AM
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May i ask why exactly you want to hardwire the pump? If it's because the Fuel pump control module lowers voltage to the pump under certain conditions there's a way to bypass it without giving up the safety of the ECM fuel pump control.
Old Apr 18, 2007 | 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by nismology
May i ask why exactly you want to hardwire the pump? If it's because the Fuel pump control module lowers voltage to the pump under certain conditions there's a way to bypass it without giving up the safety of the ECM fuel pump control.
yes that is the reason, I planned to use the fuel pump relay to activate another relay for the pump, if you know another or better way I am all ears
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