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| malcolm2 |
 Apr 27 2014, 09:02 AM
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I purchased a new fuel pump. The current one is a BOSCH, but it is a different part #. The electrical connections are different. My installed unit has the blade type connector. The new one has posts. The new one has 1 large post and 1 smaller post.
I marked the current one, so I would re-connect the wires the same way the PO did. Which wire goes on the large post? Ground or power? Maybe it just doesn't matter, cause they put no instructions, at all, in the box. |
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