Fuel pump relay location on 91
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From: Marine City, MI
Car: 91 Z28
Engine: 6.0 LSX Single turbo
Transmission: 4l80E
Axle/Gears: Moser 9" 3.55
Fuel pump relay location on 91
Im looking for the fuel pump relay (havent looked too hard) for a 91 Z, was originally a tpi car and im swapping in a lsx. I completely eliminated the stock engine harness, im not sure if it was on it or not but I havent been able to find it. Im using a stand alone harness so I bascially just need it for the wire to the pump. Thanks
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Car: 91' bird(WS6>>305TBI), 82'Regal
Re: Fuel pump relay location on 91
On my 91' bird it was on the fire wall, driversside at the top behind the master cylinder... might be the same for yours????
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Re: Fuel pump relay location on 91
Or enter your car at autozones website and they have a section that will give you componant location for different parts on your year/make car...
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Car: 92 Z03 RS TBI
Engine: 5.0 L03
Transmission: T-5
Re: Fuel pump relay location on 91
The autozone just tells you the general location. It's really here:

There's two behind the bracket, I think it's the one on the left, IIRC. It has a gray wire going to it.
In case it's unclear, it's like actually on the firewall.

There's two behind the bracket, I think it's the one on the left, IIRC. It has a gray wire going to it.
In case it's unclear, it's like actually on the firewall.
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Car: 91 Z28
Engine: 6.0 LSX Single turbo
Transmission: 4l80E
Axle/Gears: Moser 9" 3.55
Re: Fuel pump relay location on 91
Thats all gone, I sold that with the engine. Now I just need to find where it goes to the tank. I know its not at the bulkhead at the firewall so it must be in the connectors where the original pcm was.
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