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Old 01-15-2008, 12:34 PM
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it will be lonnies duoble in-tank set-up. how hard is this to do? i havent really looked into yet, but i have searched w/ no results.....i know that the fast has a fuel pump trigger swith, but what wires need to be connected and where?
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anybody? i am thinking it would be just as good to catch the wire at the fuel pumps and put a relay there?
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If you have the fan/fuel pump xfi harness...I would just rewire the existing fp relay and use the fast harness wire to activate the relay. I have an aeromotive pump.. but if I used the stock set-up thats what I would do.
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any other opinions?
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If you do have the Fuel pump and fan harness i would use the green wire off the fuel pump relay and run it directly to the fuel pump or locate the factory power wire (small gray wire) to pump in the drivers kick panel and connect it there.
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