EMS4 switch for fuel pump

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Old 01-07-2015, 07:11 AM
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Recently completed an install on a 90 and apparently there is no low side output support for the fuel pump; thus pump is constantly running with key on by grounding the FP wire at diagnostic box. I would like to set up a switch on the dash so that I at least have the ability to turn it off without getting under the hood. My question is whether I should use a relay along with the switch and if I should use a specific amp switch.
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Just use one of the available GPIO positions and then configure it as a fuel pump. You can configure prime and any other attribute you'd want for a fuel pump. It's obviously going to be a low side output requiring a relay.

Depending on the fuel pump you might want to consider a pretty hefty relay if it's an OEM pump or a lower current pump you can utilize the factory relay.
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Ken, remove the ST SIGN fuse under the hood, then hook GPIO#1 to 1C and assign it as a fuel pump under GPIO Options.
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