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HPF-604 Fuel Pump

Hi,

I recently ordered a Fuel Pump from HIGHFLOWFUEL for my 1983 911SC, the problem i'm having are the electrical connections are not threaded ! Please check out the picture i've attached.

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Rob

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I would get the mail connectors and splice onto the old wiring, it probably comes booted so it will help with road debris an corrosion.

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Hi.

It came with ring connectors and two threaded nuts but I don't see how u can connect them without threads on the pump positive and negative sides.
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Those colored ends twist off, the ring connectors slip over the terminals, then then screw back on. Common connection for electrical wiring.....
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Awesome, I tried twisting them off by hand, I guess I'll have to use a small pair of channel locks lol !

Thanks !

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