I still don’t get what the brown wire is doing. If you were doing the rewire modification, there’s a relay involved, not just cutting into the original wiring.

Anyway, the fuel pump wires are accessible in the FWD through this connector. The portion curling back at the right end is the portion going to the fuel pump.



That said, a new fuel pump should be plug and play. Especially for an N/A, a fuel pump rewire is not required. It won’t hurt if done properly, but there’s no need to do it. If your plans are to go turbo eventually, that might be a reason to do it, depending on your goals.

Sorry, I didn't explain myself well. Yes I have gone turbo with a 1991 4G63T in my NA. So I'm wiring the new fuel pump direct to battery. The brown wire is the trigger switch wire on the re-wire kit. As per picture. I'm not mechanical so I'm just trying to make sure I do it correctly. Any direction would be appreciated as I'll be tackling this on the weekend.
Thanks





So, this black and white wire from harness side before connector is where I'll connect the brown trigger switch wire from the re-wire kit?

Yes, that looks/sounds correct.

Thanks for your help, I'm tackling this on the weekend.

Shmylee said:

Sorry, I didn't explain myself well. Yes I have gone turbo with a 1991 4G63T in my NA. So I'm wiring the new fuel pump direct to battery. The brown wire is the trigger switch wire on the re-wire kit. As per picture. I'm not mechanical so I'm just trying to make sure I do it correctly. Any direction would be appreciated as I'll be tackling this on the weekend.
Thanks

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So, this black and white wire from harness side before connector is where I'll connect the brown trigger switch wire from the re-wire kit?

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The fuse needs to be close to the battery.

pauleyman said:

The fuse needs to be close to the battery.

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More specifically the fuse needs to be placed so that if the wire from the battery to the fuse came loose it wouldn't be able to short out on anything. Anything shorting after the fuse will just pop it but if it can short before the fuse you'll likely have a fire.

Will do