fuel pump relay jumper

[wolds]

Has anyone come up with a slick way to plug into fuel pump relay socket when testing CIS? Specifically looking for the correct size pins to fit the socket. Thought if I had an old relay I'd sacrifice it just to get the housing which I could gut and wire my switch and fuse into.

[kodioneill]

Just use a inline fuse holder tin the end's and jump pin 87 to pin 30.

[boyt911sc]

Originally Posted by wolds

Has anyone come up with a slick way to plug into fuel pump relay socket when testing CIS? Specifically looking for the correct size pins to fit the socket. Thought if I had an old relay I'd sacrifice it just to get the housing which I could gut and wire my switch and fuse into.

Warren,

The pins from relays would be ideal but when I made this FP jumper, I resorted to using these electrical connectors. They were not the right size so I squeezed and filed the connectors to make a snug fit to the relay socket.



Tony

[Jim Sims]

I used the pins from an old relay, an ATO-type fuse and fuse holder (already complete with wires). Then soldered the the ATO fuse holder wires into the pins and re-insulated with shrink tubing. Labeled the shrink tubing at the pins using white paint with the correct socket hole numbers. I keep it with my CIS pressure test gauge kit. Jim

[wolds]

Thanks for the info guys.