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Old 09-26-2015, 04:40 PM   #79
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Re: 1964 Sleeper | 5.3 | 75mm turbo | Caged | 4 Link

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Originally Posted by DaddyOh View Post
Fuel pumps should never be wired to their own toggle switch for power (you never want to require a mechanical input from the driver to cut power to a fuel pump). Fuel pumps should be routed through your ECM, through a fuel pump safety switch or similar. The only time toggles come into play is if you are running a redundant (A/B) fuel system and require ability to switch over in case of blockage or a failed pump without stopping - such as in race conditions. You may already have something planned but food for thought.
Interesting, The reason I was going to use switches to control the fuel pumps is I'm planning on using a holley pump which has two internal pumps that can be wired separately. One can be used for cruising around and both can be switched on when at the track. Just did some research and holley makes a low oil pressure fuel cut-off. This way if a roll over occurs and oil pressure drops power will be killed to the pumps.
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