question on fuel pump link lead
#1
02-12-2016, 06:10 AM
question on fuel pump link lead
What is the black rubber "box" on the fuel pump link lead? Is it a radio filter or fuse link or something else? Is it necessary?
I am replacing my fuel pumps. My lead links are not burned up but the insulation is stiff and coming off in one area.
The new delphi pumps I got came with new link leads , but they have no black box. The new links also have the wrong connector but I can repin them into the connector on the ones I have. Not sure of the ramifications of that though as there will be no "black box" if I do that.
Car is a 2001 XKR.
I am replacing my fuel pumps. My lead links are not burned up but the insulation is stiff and coming off in one area.
The new delphi pumps I got came with new link leads , but they have no black box. The new links also have the wrong connector but I can repin them into the connector on the ones I have. Not sure of the ramifications of that though as there will be no "black box" if I do that.
Car is a 2001 XKR.
Last edited by GGG; 02-12-2016 at 07:02 AM. Reason: typo in thread title
#2
02-12-2016, 09:27 AM
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What is the black rubber "box" on the fuel pump link lead? Is it a radio filter or fuse link or something else? Is it necessary?
I am replacing my fuel pumps. My lead links are not burned up but the insulation is stiff and coming off in one area.
The new delphi pumps I got came with new link leads , but they have no black box. The new links also have the wrong connector but I can repin them into the connector on the ones I have. Not sure of the ramifications of that though as there will be no "black box" if I do that.
Car is a 2001 XKR.
I am replacing my fuel pumps. My lead links are not burned up but the insulation is stiff and coming off in one area.
The new delphi pumps I got came with new link leads , but they have no black box. The new links also have the wrong connector but I can repin them into the connector on the ones I have. Not sure of the ramifications of that though as there will be no "black box" if I do that.
Car is a 2001 XKR.
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02-12-2016, 09:32 AM
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What is the black rubber "box" on the fuel pump link lead? Is it a radio filter or fuse link or something else? Is it necessary?
I am replacing my fuel pumps. My lead links are not burned up but the insulation is stiff and coming off in one area.
The new delphi pumps I got came with new link leads , but they have no black box. The new links also have the wrong connector but I can repin them into the connector on the ones I have. Not sure of the ramifications of that though as there will be no "black box" if I do that.
Car is a 2001 XKR.
I am replacing my fuel pumps. My lead links are not burned up but the insulation is stiff and coming off in one area.
The new delphi pumps I got came with new link leads , but they have no black box. The new links also have the wrong connector but I can repin them into the connector on the ones I have. Not sure of the ramifications of that though as there will be no "black box" if I do that.
Car is a 2001 XKR.
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