Identify These Wires Please.....

[DanS1982 0]

Can anyone tell me what this wire is for? I'm guessing speaker?

 

 

Also, which of these are the postive and neg for the fuel pump (these go into the large rubber gromit under the rear seats)?

 

 

 

Cheers,

Dan

[cybernck 402 1 Cars]

yeah the first pic should be speaker wiring.

 

 

on the 2nd pic there should be 5 wires - 2 for the fuel pump and 3 for the fuel level sender.

 

the thickest of the white's is the positive and the thickest of the green's negative for the pump.

 

but i have also seen blue ones...

[DanS1982 0]

yeah the first pic should be speaker wiring.

on the 2nd pic there should be 5 wires - 2 for the fuel pump and 3 for the fuel level sender.

 

the thickest of the white's is the positive and the thickest of the green's negative for the pump.

 

but i have also seen blue ones...

 

Thanks, that clears that up then!

 

Is it possible to run a main feed from the battery into a relay and use the fuel pump pos (from exsisting fuel pump relay) to turn on the new relay? IE, run the pump directly off the battery?

 

I've done this on other cars but not a 205, will it work on the same way?

 

Cheers,

Dan

[cybernck 402 1 Cars]

well if you give the pump +12v there, it will run, so if you wire it in via an additional relay,

it should run when the relay gets triggered... but what's the point? you've already got a relay

plus the fuel pump wire (#76/#76a) is fused in the fusebox (double fused on motronic/mi16).

[DanS1982 0]

well if you give the pump +12v there, it will run, so if you wire it in via an additional relay,

it should run when the relay gets triggered... but what's the point? you've already got a relay

plus the fuel pump wire (#76/#76a) is fused in the fusebox (double fused on motronic/mi16).

 

Its to give the fuel pump as good a live feed as possible (ie. direct from battery). I did this on my RS turbo and (ok shonky ford wiring) it improved the fueling by 7%! So its somthing I've done on all cars ever since just out of routine. Cheers for the info though.