Popping oil pump fuse on STS kit
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Popping oil pump fuse on STS kit
We got it running. Previous posted problems solved. Oil spewing was because the return pump just wasn't working. Got it working, but now i've popped the fuse for the pump 2x. It seems to happen when i get on it, when it gets into or close to boost. any suggestions?
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if you jumper it to high does it pop the fuse?
i believe thats what happens as soon as you go into boost is it kicks into high gear on the pump.
if you jumper the hobbes switch and it pops then you at least have a method for troublehooting.
first thing I would do is go thru all your wiring again.
i believe thats what happens as soon as you go into boost is it kicks into high gear on the pump.
if you jumper the hobbes switch and it pops then you at least have a method for troublehooting.
first thing I would do is go thru all your wiring again.
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I think if the wire is melted, it wouldn't work when i put another fuse in. I put another one in and it worked and hasn't popped since but i haven't put it back into boost. I'll check the ground. I have a feeling that may be it.
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Originally Posted by LastBlack02SS
I think if the wire is melted, it wouldn't work when i put another fuse in. I put another one in and it worked and hasn't popped since but i haven't put it back into boost. I'll check the ground. I have a feeling that may be it.
Make sure the ground wire is in the right place. Sounds like you have a wire bacwards. When the pressure switch under the hood reads boost. I think is .5 psi. It switches on the solenoid and then switches the pump to high. If you ground or hot wire is in the wrong place it will blow the fuse.
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Originally Posted by LastBlack02SS
I think if the wire is melted, it wouldn't work when i put another fuse in. I put another one in and it worked and hasn't popped since but i haven't put it back into boost. I'll check the ground. I have a feeling that may be it.