I currently have a single 255 Walbro with Racetronix hot wire and Im planning on leaving it as is.
I am adding another 255 pump and it will be using its own wire. I will have a fused power wire going to the battery. My question is, what do I do with the other wire?

Thanks

 

what other wire?? the current wire or the wire you are adding??? just stick it on the main power post of the fuse box setup (under the red plastic cover)

 

pretty sure this is what I need to do. I got a new wire with the new pump. If im understanding this right, Im going to cut the connector off at the one end ( not the end that plugs into the fuel pump itself) then take the negative wire and ground it and take the positive wire and run it to a new relay and then build what is shown here in the diagram and the new pump should be good to go.

 

This can't be done properly with our single pump system.
Please contact us or WS6 store for details.

 

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I did, then you guys tell me to call Ws6store...then I get, I'll have the guy that know more about fuel pumps call you back ...you think I get a call back??? NOPE. It's been DAYS. no call back. So please explain why can't a walbro 255 be "T" INTO A RACETRONIX SINGLE PUMP

 

We are sorry we could not get back to you sooner.
We get 100's of e-mails and calls every day and we do our best to reply as soon as possible.
If you can't wait for a tech to answer your questions in more detail please reach out to one of our dealers.
WS6 Store specializes in your type of vehicle and can answer all your questions and provide you with the product you require.

 

Lol...did you read what I wrote above??
I did contact Ws6store. The guy who answered said he would pass my question onto another guy more familiar with fuel pumps. No call back for days. Thats why I posted my question here.

 

I apologize. Quite often im so busy with everything i use my cellphone to call customers back. I of course have to block my number, so itll come up as unknown, blocked, unavailable etc. Then when theh dont answer i leave a message. But most of the time, i cannot because their vm is either full or not set up. Not saying this about you personally just to give an idea.

Anyway, lets take a look here.
Youre using an inline pump or another in tank pump?
Are you trying to pass it through the existing bulkhead or? Thats just a generic diagram so hard to tell.

Also, first, what power are you looking to support and what application?.

 

think I figured it out. thanks