Fore return fuel system install

doodguy said:

Is this the yellow/grey wire I tap into to turn pump 1 on?

The wire goes into the connector. When I cut it there will be a side from engine bay and a side to connector. Will the side to connector need to be reconnected? I saw mention of T-ing this wire off. Just want to ensure I connect this properly?

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What did you end up doing with this?

Ngtmare said:

What did you end up doing with this?

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I just used a wire tap and has worked great from day 1.

doodguy said:

I just used a wire tap and has worked great from day 1.

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Sweet, getting ready to wire mine up tonight.

Ngtmare said:

Sweet, getting ready to wire mine up tonight.

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Awesome. Good luck!

Fixed the pictures by migrating to Flickr and updating all references. Photobucket pretty much hijacked my pictures since I won't pay a ridiculous amount.

Recommend to save this thread to your local machine in case Flickr does the same in the future.

isedawishy said:

Fixed the pictures by migrating to Flickr and updating all references. Photobucket pretty much hijacked my pictures since I won't pay a ridiculous amount.

Recommend to save this thread to your local machine in case Flickr does the same in the future.

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:hail::hail::hail::hail::hail::hail:

How did everyone secure the fuel lies? Zip ties to the existing lines? How did you mount the filter/check valve assembly? Hose clamps??

FYI - In a recent log the car went lean and found one of my pumps wasn't getting voltage to it. I tinned the pump wires, but it still came loose.

I'm switching to ferrule connectors for the pump wires. Recommend you guys do as well!

isedawishy said:

FYI - In a recent log the car went lean and found one of my pumps wasn't getting voltage to it. I tinned the pump wires, but it still came loose.

I'm switching to ferrule connectors for the pump wires. Recommend you guys do as well!

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tinning doesn't work well,

fore is actually doing a new process for the guys and bought a nice tool to pre wire the setups

Glad I already have a shit ton of ferrules from doing car audio.

z06psi said:

Glad I already have a shit ton of ferrules from doing car audio.

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I was thinking about grabbing one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/GOCHANGE-Ter...8041&sr=8-4&keywords=ferrules#customerReviews

Doesn't do 4 gauge.
AWG: 23~10 (Quadrilateral)

oesman said:

I was thinking about grabbing one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/GOCHANGE-Ter...8041&sr=8-4&keywords=ferrules#customerReviews

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That's exactly what I ordered yesterday. Yay Amazon, it's already delivered!

I installed mine with ferrules. Locked-down!!

z06psi said:

Doesn't do 4 gauge.
AWG: 23~10 (Quadrilateral)

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So maybe my kit was different, but mine came with 6 gauge wire for the battery/ground. They set it up as two pieces, one as a short pigtail that came pre-installed with ferrules already hooked up to the controller. The second piece connects to the battery via crimped on terminal rings and doesn't need ferrules. It plugs into the pigtail via a harness style plug-and-play connector.

AFAIK the only wires I have to ferrule are the pump wires which are small (large numerically) gauge.