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Old 02-19-06, 02:59 AM
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85 se fuel hook up

going to carby where in the engine compartment. are you guys hooking up the wire to run the pump in the rear so u can get rid of the wiring harness on the other side. pics if available if u have them
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Passenger side strut tower, just behind the AFM is a 2-prong white plug that can be 'shunted' with a small section of wire with 2 crimp connectors. It is NOT the green one (3-lead TPS adjustor), it is the WHITE one.

Put the jumper across the 2 poles and your fuel pump should turn on even though the engine is not turning - this keeps the engine from flooding with the high pressure pump running ONLY when the AFM says their's air going in.

Also, you know that carbs operate off of 4-5psi vs. your EFI pump putting out 35-55psi, right???
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long duck does that mean i can get rid of my wiring harness that is just dangling there right now or does that have to stay around
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Old 02-24-06, 09:57 PM
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I would just wrap it up somewhere and zip tie it into place - you may decide to go back one day and will regret cutting that part out. HTH,
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IF you are going carby, I recommend unplugging the entire harness from the passenger side. Once you go with carb, there are approximately 4 wires that you will use...oil pressure, water temp & 2 wires going to the alternator. Get your lazy *** and go to junkyards in Ontario/Fontana area (3 junkyards) and get it from a non-GSL-SE.

And yes, I agree with Longduck on keep the orignal harness in tack.
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i am already carb as we speak. i am running for now a wire all the way from the drivers side to passenger side and didnt no if there was a wire i could hook up too on the drivers side close to the firewall. dont get mad im just asking a question.
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