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I am trying to wire a new connector for a Delphi fuel pump into the stock harness on my 93 e250
can someone help me with the purpose of the wires on the van side?
there is a large pink with black stripe, large black and a smaller gray with red stripe and yellow with white stripe.
I am not sure about the wires on the pump either, I was guessing that red and black are pump power and ground and the purple and black/white stripe are for the sending unit.
No, the pump should run even if dry
Usually you leave the truck alone and deal with the wiring on the new pump side
That way, if you put a factory pump back in it someday, it just plugs in
In your case, you just have it wired wrong
Take the old pulp and the new pump on the ground together and wire them up the exact same way
It happens all the time with the aftermarket pumps (needs to be rewired)
Take the new pump back out of the tank and verify which wires are going where
No, the pump should run even if dry
Usually you leave the truck alone and deal with the wiring on the new pump side
That way, if you put a factory pump back in it someday, it just plugs in
In your case, you just have it wired wrong
Take the old pulp and the new pump on the ground together and wire them up the exact same way
It happens all the time with the aftermarket pumps (needs to be rewired)
Take the new pump back out of the tank and verify which wires are going where
Thanks for the info, yeah I should have wired in the new plug after the original.
I wired it different ways, It supposed to be ready to go out of the box. I just reinstalled the original and I'll have to try and get some money back for the new pump.
Ouch
Try to find a NOS Ford pump module assembly on Ebay?
A new Ford one will plug right in
Here is a new one I found on Ebay for 100 bucks
Item number 166747456761
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