LT1 swap fuel pump relay
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LT1 swap fuel pump relay
I am almost finished with my Lt1 swap in my 92 rs, but im having some trouble with the fuel pump relay.
when i turn the key to run the fuel pump works fine, fuel is getting to the fuel rails and the injectors are getting a signal, it will fire up and then die within seconds. the fuel pump is not running while the engine is. i have the relay wired according to the factory diagrams with
ORN -> Battery
RED ->
GRY -> fuel pump
BLK -> ground
DK GRN/WHT -> LT1 A7
Does that look correct? i havent seen an oil pressure switch on my LT1 before so im not sure if i need to wire one in to the relay?
any help would be great thanks
when i turn the key to run the fuel pump works fine, fuel is getting to the fuel rails and the injectors are getting a signal, it will fire up and then die within seconds. the fuel pump is not running while the engine is. i have the relay wired according to the factory diagrams with
ORN -> Battery
RED ->
GRY -> fuel pump
BLK -> ground
DK GRN/WHT -> LT1 A7
Does that look correct? i havent seen an oil pressure switch on my LT1 before so im not sure if i need to wire one in to the relay?
any help would be great thanks
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
I've got
Pink: Pole '30' on Relay ( HOT in RUN, BULB TEST, or START,
Black/White: Pole 86 on relay (ground)
Grey: Pole 87 on relay (from relay to FP)
Dk Grn/White: Pole 85 on relay (from relay to PCM 'A7')
Power shouldn't not be HOT at all times to the FP relay. The PCM fuse is "switched power" and was the factory power source for pole 30 on the FP relay.
Don't know if the VATS is still active in your set-up but I'm guessing that it could be VATS related. If you've still got active VATS you could check the 'A25' Pin on your PCM for the VATS "Fuel Enable" signal from the VATS module to the PCM (Dk Blue wire).
Pink: Pole '30' on Relay ( HOT in RUN, BULB TEST, or START,
Black/White: Pole 86 on relay (ground)
Grey: Pole 87 on relay (from relay to FP)
Dk Grn/White: Pole 85 on relay (from relay to PCM 'A7')
Power shouldn't not be HOT at all times to the FP relay. The PCM fuse is "switched power" and was the factory power source for pole 30 on the FP relay.
Don't know if the VATS is still active in your set-up but I'm guessing that it could be VATS related. If you've still got active VATS you could check the 'A25' Pin on your PCM for the VATS "Fuel Enable" signal from the VATS module to the PCM (Dk Blue wire).
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
correct me if i'm wrong it's been a while since my swap. The lt1 pcm kills the injectors, so you will need to tune out vats or get a vats delete on ebay for 15$ and it does the job believe it or not i think it's a 15hz signal, and the vats delete on our cars is in the left panel under the dash a yellow and green wire needs spliced together and vats will get got.
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
This may help you this is from my thread https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/ltx-...stock-lt1.html
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----------------<<<<<<<<<<<LT1>>>>>>>>>>>-------------
And here is the Guts of the wiring this will get you started and on the road!
c100
PIN A-Power feed from injector fuse 9 going to a switched 12v source
PIN G-Power feed from ignition fuse 11 to a switched 12v source
PIN K-Power feed from injector fuse 10 to a switched 12v source
c105
Power feed from Fuse #10
(injectors 1995/eng sensor 96-97)
c210
PIN A-Starter 12v source to B4 C100 Starter wire(purple)
C220
PIN J-Fuel Pump Relay Control to G4 of c100 Fuel Control gray wire
C230
PIN G-Power feed from ecm ign fuse 5 to switched 12v
And here is the end result.
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----------------<<<<<<<<<<<LT1>>>>>>>>>>>-------------
And here is the Guts of the wiring this will get you started and on the road!
c100
PIN A-Power feed from injector fuse 9 going to a switched 12v source
PIN G-Power feed from ignition fuse 11 to a switched 12v source
PIN K-Power feed from injector fuse 10 to a switched 12v source
c105
Power feed from Fuse #10
(injectors 1995/eng sensor 96-97)
c210
PIN A-Starter 12v source to B4 C100 Starter wire(purple)
C220
PIN J-Fuel Pump Relay Control to G4 of c100 Fuel Control gray wire
C230
PIN G-Power feed from ecm ign fuse 5 to switched 12v
And here is the end result.
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
The pump running is not VATS related
If you had a OP switch wired up and working it would run the pump independent of the pump relay as soon as you have oil pressure when cranking the engine over
The Op switch supplies power direct to the pump , it doesn't operate the relay
IIRC ,
the LT1 uses a 3 wire unit similar to the late 3rd Gens that combines the OP switch for the pump and the OP gauge sensor .You could have just reinstalled your original OP switch into the LT1 and used the stock wiring
If you had a OP switch wired up and working it would run the pump independent of the pump relay as soon as you have oil pressure when cranking the engine over
IIRC ,
the LT1 uses a 3 wire unit similar to the late 3rd Gens that combines the OP switch for the pump and the OP gauge sensor .You could have just reinstalled your original OP switch into the LT1 and used the stock wiring
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
if you want to make sure hotwire your fuel pump up hot and see if it runs if it does the same thing. I'm right?
LT1 Vats will let the engine run for 3-5 seconds, it let mine run for 3-5 seconds i was so happy to hear it run off prime i hooked up that bypass and it idled even with the brake booster vacuum unhooked, which tells me he needs vats tuned out or get a http://www.ebay.com/itm/GM-VATS-or-P...-/281179660936 it's 20$ and all it does is feed your pcm a 50hz signal. A cable to hook up to a laptop is 40$ and lt1 edit is free program.
your choice but that ebay piece does work because i used it for two months before i tuned mine out. Hell i would sell you that for cheap if i could find it, but you will want to tune your pcm at some point that's a fact ol' paddy.
LT1 Vats will let the engine run for 3-5 seconds, it let mine run for 3-5 seconds i was so happy to hear it run off prime i hooked up that bypass and it idled even with the brake booster vacuum unhooked, which tells me he needs vats tuned out or get a http://www.ebay.com/itm/GM-VATS-or-P...-/281179660936 it's 20$ and all it does is feed your pcm a 50hz signal. A cable to hook up to a laptop is 40$ and lt1 edit is free program.
your choice but that ebay piece does work because i used it for two months before i tuned mine out. Hell i would sell you that for cheap if i could find it, but you will want to tune your pcm at some point that's a fact ol' paddy.
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
i definitely appreciate the help on here guys.
the previous owner had done the Lt1 swap in the car before i had it, but i had to rebuild the engine and in the process bought a new Lt1 harness to modify as his was some of the shittiest wiring id ever seen. but the car did run in the past, the vats was bypassed and i do have the yellow and green wires spliced together under the dash, so i think ill try out lt1 edit and try to tune out the vats.
but it is the same PCM that the previous owner used so im not sure how he had it running if it would be vats, because wouldnt it already be turned on the PCM?
the previous owner had done the Lt1 swap in the car before i had it, but i had to rebuild the engine and in the process bought a new Lt1 harness to modify as his was some of the shittiest wiring id ever seen. but the car did run in the past, the vats was bypassed and i do have the yellow and green wires spliced together under the dash, so i think ill try out lt1 edit and try to tune out the vats.
but it is the same PCM that the previous owner used so im not sure how he had it running if it would be vats, because wouldnt it already be turned on the PCM?
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
Hoping to get some info here as well. If I read this correctly, the grey wire at the c100 needs 12v from the relay to run the pump. Is that correct?
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
the grey wire at the c100 needs 12v from the relay to run the pump. Is that correct?
This is the factory schematic for the 95LT1 fuel pump: You'll have to wire the fuel pump relay into your existing wiring the same way it's shown here. (LT1 harness GREY is voltage out of relay & to the fuel pump.)
Here is the C100 schematic for the 89:
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
I got the information for the grey wire from this diagram below and from an earlier post. Please see screenshot. Can you tell me which wire is the power wire to the fuel pump?
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
Sorry, I didn't see the third gen c100 diagram before my reply, looks like I need to hook my power to tan/white at g4. Is that correct? I have applied 12v to this wire before and the pump did not come on, is the fuel pump grounded through the c100 as well??
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
I'm GUESSING that you're not using the TPI wiring to control the LT1 - Right ?? If you're using an LT1 harness you'll need to follow that LT1 fuel pump diagram I sent to you. If your trying to use the TPI harness to control the LT1,.... I'd GUESS that the fuel pump wiring is still intact.
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
I'm running the stock lt1 harness and ecu. Yes, this means I'm using the lt1 for relay to drive the fuel pump. And yes, I'm getting 12v out of the relay. Yes, that also means the body harness is still intact. (I had already made a previous, detailed post about this and had no responses, so I didn't feel like going into detail unless I got someone willing to try and help.) Now I'm GUESSING you know the color of the wire that powers the fuel pump in the body harness and I'm also GUESSING you know whether or not you had to provide an external gound to run the fuel pump or if you just hooked up power to (insert color here) wire..
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
My car was VERY different ( 84 factory Carb ) so I had to add EVERYTHING !
Your's being an 89 I don't have the schematic for that exact year,... but I do have one for an 88 and that might help.
Looks like you nailed-it: voltage from relay to fuel pump = Tan/White @G4 of C100 !
If I'm not mistaken,...... looking at the LT1 fuel pump diagram it appears as if the 4th gen FP relay's ground passed thru the body to the interior and to a grounding location inside the cockpit. In any case; you can ground the relay pretty much anywhere and you should be G-T-G.
Your's being an 89 I don't have the schematic for that exact year,... but I do have one for an 88 and that might help.
Looks like you nailed-it: voltage from relay to fuel pump = Tan/White @G4 of C100 !
If I'm not mistaken,...... looking at the LT1 fuel pump diagram it appears as if the 4th gen FP relay's ground passed thru the body to the interior and to a grounding location inside the cockpit. In any case; you can ground the relay pretty much anywhere and you should be G-T-G.
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Re: LT1 swap fuel pump relay
Right on, I do appreciate the information. That's how I thought it should have been ran, but got nothing to happen when I hooked it up.. I'll be checking the plug going into the fuel pump and more then likely, replacing the pump. It's been an interesting swap, I pulled my lt1/4l60e from a Cadillac hearse, which had its own wiring that doesn't even match gm diagrams for that year lol
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