My fuel pump fuse keeps blowing ?

[Snow White]

My car keeps blowing fuel pump fuses and the pumps a new walbro 190. If I due a rewire will it bypass all the stock wiring and fuse ?

 

[nelliott500]

Why did you make a new thread for this?

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/newbie-forum/461244-fuel-pump-not-working-help.html

Here's a writeup on VFAQ for a 2G FWD fuel pump rewire:

http://www.vfaq.com/index-main.html

You are bypassing the stock wiring completely.

 

[Snow White]

Because no one answered my question about if the rewire bypasses the stock fuse. I'm sorry my cars just my daily driver and I needed a response.
Thanks

Thank you

 

[nelliott500]

If you're ever curious about how to do something, check VFAQ.com first. There's probably a write-up for it.

 

[Snow White]

Yea thanks I didn't no about that site its very helpful .

 

[SlowSpyder]

Why did you make a new thread for this?

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/newbie-forum/461244-fuel-pump-not-working-help.html

Here's a writeup on VFAQ for a 2G FWD fuel pump rewire:

Visual Frequently Answered Questions - Home Page

You are bypassing the stock wiring completely.

When you do the typical fuel pump rewire your not completely bypassing the stock wiring. You are using the original fuel pump wiring to activate another relay to supply power to your pump directly from the battery. If there is a short then you need to make an effort to find it because that can still cause the fuse for the oe pump circuit to blow even though you did a rewire.

 

[luv2rallye]

^+1 agreed. The original fp relay is typically still used to activate the new fp relay.