MRadjahoe

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Im getting a little lost in the wire diagram...

I got everything for the first relay but the 2nd relay is confusing me. Both the high voltage and low voltage go into #30 on the 2nd relay?

mrfred

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I should have posted something sooner, but I've worked out a much easier rewire that preserves the low voltage circuit. If all goes as planned, Spoolin' up will be selling it as a kit. Probably going to be a month before I can say anything further.

MRadjahoe

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Guess you wont share that huh?

kozmic27

Fred, in reference to your first post about using "standard" automotive relays for the fuel pump. We've been using Hella 40amp weather proof relays and plugs for remote mount fuel pump control relays for a while and found them to be very reliable. Even when using them to power large inline pumps. When bought in quantity of 20 or more, they are reasonably priced and the pig tail for the plug is a 5 wire with 18" tails, so the relay can also be used to open a circuit when powered. Because of the "oem" style weatherproof plug, the relay can be mounted anywhere and the conectors will stay clean, even when given a dose of road debris.

MRadjahoe

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Finally got it. My wiring was a little different but still does the same thing...

90zcrex

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Bringing this back I know but Seems there is a lot easier way to run this with both high/low circuits in tact,
This seems like it work work just the same, with alot less wiring: You would just have to cut the wire after the 3rd relay and run a wire from pin 1 to your New relay, and then splice in the original white wire at the pump into your new upgraded wiring.
Any reason this would not work?

mrfred

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That would work.

xXANCHORMONXx

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I really can't wait till this is released

joseph143

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Not to sell mrfred short but i already tried the other guys wiring and it works fine... Granted its not plug n play but any of us that hardwired our pumps to begin with have everything required and clearly dont care about plug n play...

90zcrex

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Glad to see its working good for you. Mine is working great too.

andrewzaragoza

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thats great! if you don't mind, do you have a picture of where you cut and tapped the wires. Thanks.

90zcrex

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The fuel pump relay #3 that you need to cut the wire is on the firewall next to the abs module. There are other relays there but just look for the one with all the correct color wires. I think it is the one farthest to the right if your looking at them.

Grimgrak

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My normal intank fuel pump is fine but my external ams surge tank is driving me crazy. How can I make this work with a external surge tank pump, without affecting the intank pump? Would spooling up be the way to go or is there another way?

90zcrex

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You want to run your external pump off of the high/low circuit but want to keep your intank pump wired full time? or you want both to be run on the high/low circuits?

Grimgrak

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I'd like to keep the external pump on a low/high circuit to help with noise, but was told that running a walboro at 9v range (lower voltage)might shorten it's life?
The intank pump doesn't make too much noise so i wouldn't bother with it.