Fuel Pump Wiring Advice
Fuel Pump Wiring Advice
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ukkid35

Original Poster:

6,356 posts

189 months

Thursday 21st April 2022
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I'm going to need to run some heavier wiring to the fuel pump, any tips on how to approach that, as I've not even checked the routing

Presumably I have to get from the pump to the fuse box, can you pull the new cable through?

DuncanM

6,970 posts

295 months

Saturday 23rd April 2022
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I was hoping someone cleverer was going to reply first. I did mine years ago, from memory it's not difficult, goes through a bung, up to the inertia switch?

mrniceguy351

158 posts

69 months

Tuesday 26th April 2022
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I did it on mine. The wire runs along the top of the fuel tank to the pump.

Polly Grigora

11,209 posts

125 months

Wednesday 27th April 2022
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If battery is in the boot the original fuel pump cable could be used to drive a fused fuel pump relay fitted and wired in the boot

TwinKam

3,350 posts

111 months

Wednesday 27th April 2022
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Polly Grigora said:
If battery is in the boot the original fuel pump cable could be used to drive a fused fuel pump relay fitted and wired in the boot
It's a Cerb, Penny, the battery isn't in the boot.

ukkid35

Original Poster:

6,356 posts

189 months

Wednesday 27th April 2022
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Polly Grigora said:
If battery is in the boot the original fuel pump cable could be used to drive a fused fuel pump relay fitted and wired in the boot
Ultimately I think I'll have to do that, but using the fuse box as the +ve source

Looks like a major project, and I have several others that more pressing, so that will have to wait

Polly Grigora

11,209 posts

125 months

Wednesday 27th April 2022
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ukkid35 said:
Polly Grigora said:
If battery is in the boot the original fuel pump cable could be used to drive a fused fuel pump relay fitted and wired in the boot
Ultimately I think I'll have to do that, but using the fuse box as the +ve source

Looks like a major project, and I have several others that more pressing, so that will have to wait
Ok then

Have always found that a seperate fuel pump relay and holder is more reliable than one fitted in a fusebox with all those internal links to it