Wiring up an Aeromotive inline pump
10-01-2002, 09:30 PM
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Wiring up an Aeromotive inline pump I'm putting on a nice Aeromotive inline fuel pump. Where is a good place to tap into a positive lead without losing too much voltage?
Is there a good place in the rear of the car to get a consistant 12volts all the time?
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Is there a good place in the rear of the car to get a consistant 12volts all the time?
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10-02-2002, 05:03 PM
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Re: Wiring up an Aeromotive inline pump I used the stock wire that goes to the fuel pump to activate a standard 12v automotive relay.
Since my battery is in the rear, it wasn't a problem to get the constant 12v from the battery to feed the switched side of the relay/fuel pump (Aeromotive A1000).
If your battery is still in the front, you can run a fused 10ga. wire from the front all the way back to the relay/pump.
Since my battery is in the rear, it wasn't a problem to get the constant 12v from the battery to feed the switched side of the relay/fuel pump (Aeromotive A1000).
If your battery is still in the front, you can run a fused 10ga. wire from the front all the way back to the relay/pump.
