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12v mod will this work


mellonman

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been having problems with fitting my new fuel pump and looks like i need to do a 12v mod to the pump, i see people talking about putting in realys incase of a crash-how would the car know you have been in a crash? does it normally cut out in a crash?

anyway will this mod work safely

http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/12v_mod/12v_mod.htm

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or should you fit a relay something like this

IMG00509-20120704-0926.jpg

 

if so what relay size 12v or 9v

Its a 12v relay like this tyco 4 pin with a 1.6 v release voltage http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Automotive-Relay-12V-70Amp-4-Pin-Normally-Open-Genuine-Tyco-TE-Part-/131106074235?hash=item1e8687ee7b:g:9SAAAMXQVT9S~gd5

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or should you fit a relay something like this

[ATTACH=CONFIG]154221[/ATTACH]

 

if so what relay size 12v or 9v

 

this is the far better way to do a 12v mod as it still keeps the stock fuel cut out as its controled by the stock vaiable voltage

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How long have you suffered from schizophrenia?

 

:D

 

haha i was just completing the thread so if anyone did actually use the search button they would find the answer and a rather sexy clip art drawing :senile:

 

I have fitted the relay as to my sexy diagram and it works :D

 

just too add that for this mod you use a 12v 30 amp 4 pin automotive relay avaliable from your local maplins/motorfactors.

But this tyco is better with the lower 1.6v drop out http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Automotive-Relay-12V-70Amp-4-Pin-Normally-Open-Genuine-Tyco-TE-Part-/131106074235?hash=item1e8687ee7b:g:9SAAAMXQVT9S~gd5

 

This relay can be fitted in the boot of the car in the spare wheel well, and the wires just run from the stock ecu thats in the side with the light rear arch

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