wiring in a mk3 fuel pump

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  1. mc_hawkings24 Forum Member

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    Hi i've got a mk3 gti fuel tank to go in my mk2 abf. I have a meter and abit of wiring from the mk3 tank so need to add abit. The pumps got 4x spades so i need a wiring diagram if anyone has one handy? i know i need to pull the under car digi pump wiring inside the car. I i was looking at the 4pin plug with colours from left to right its brown - blue/brown purple/black red/yellow
     
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  2. Lewis583

    Lewis583 Forum Member

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    Brown is fuel pump earth, pin 4
    Red/yellow is fuel pump feed, pin 1

    The other 2 are for the fuel gauge.

    Click the below link for a bigger picture. I have boxed the pump
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  3. Bruce T Forum Member

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    As above. If you have a terminal removal tool you should be able to pull the two cables for the level sender from the mk2 plug and slot them straight into the mk2 plug. The power and ground will probably have to be cut and soldered onto tails from the mk3 plug.
     
  4. mc_hawkings24 Forum Member

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    Wow haven't been on here for a while thanks for the info guys just what i need thanks
     
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  6. mc_hawkings24 Forum Member

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    Its ok mate i got it working the other day and it seems ok much quieter than
    the old one.
     
  7. rubjonny

    rubjonny Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    yup you got that right! I didnt think mine was working when it first went in and left relay bridged for a bit. lucky for me i pulled the jump when i went inside for my multimeter as when i glanced over at the bucket my fuel lines were stuck in it was nearly full :lol:
     

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