This is the fuel pump relay, and it smells.... Yuck


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mushasho wrote:034 rep "ah they say it's 12ga"... I will grab 12ga from my stash and compare... I might even rewire and repin it all with 10ga along with new upgraded relay and harness just to be safe.
What size wire is usually used when relaying? I don't think there's such a thing as "overkill" by going lower than 10ga and higher amp relay, is there?
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EDIGREG wrote:I run 10ga wire and 40a relays with my 044's - no need to go any larger than that.
044's draw 15.5amps @ 75psi, and mine are not working nearly that hard.
FRCFD5 wrote:
the signal wire should be fine in stock form,
Id run 10 gauge for the rest as 20 amps is borderline for 12 gauge (for intermittent use).
mushasho wrote:So that's 15.5x3pumps? 46.5amps total?... or 15.5amp all 3 running in tandem?

mushasho wrote:Yeah the signal wire leads looks perfect... I'm wondering if 034 kit was designed for stock pump usage or if the Walbro is seizing up (already) and causing additional current draw... Things to consider...
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pilihp2 wrote:The wires on my 034 FP relay are a tiny bit burnt as well. Not nearly as bad as yours currently though. I'm just running a stock 040 and before that a replacement pierburg. Not sure if the pump is just old and takes more juice than needed to stay running causing a lot of draw on the wires or what?


Quattro-JC wrote:Totally confused. You've wired your fuel pump relay to the hazards?
Or this is your W/M install and you are activating w the hazard switch?

PRY4SNO wrote:I saw Nick do this on his 200... does this same kit ...work on the 80/90 cars?
themagellan wrote:Love this on D's jeep

