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    1. #21
      Join Date
      Aug 2008
      Location
      Charleston, SC
      Posts
      354
      My how things change. LOL I just saw the last question but am now installing a Holley HP EFI system and plan to run it off their relay, though I don't think it is a solid state relay. I need to confirm that though.

      I'm going to trigger the Aeromotive Phantom Flex fuel pump with their control wire through the user of the Aeromotive Fuel pump controller.

      https://www.aeromotiveinc.com/produc...ed-controller/

      I junked that huge relay, fuse stand I had built and use much smaller pieces to mount both. I'll start a new thread once I get some photos of the new and improved layout. I did still opt to run the Master battery disconnect and the in trunk Ford starter relay. It has worked well this past year so I'm pretty satisfied with that anyway.

    2. #22
      Join Date
      Jul 2015
      Posts
      101
      Country Flag: United States
      For those not needing an expensive fuel pump control module, you can go old school, and use a oil pressure switch.
      If your starter relay/solenoid has a second small terminal (also old school for used to bypass the ballast resistor on points ignition) you can use that to activate the pump when cranking.

      Here is a sensor and pigtail used my Mercury Marine for that exact purpose

      mercruiser part number 87-864252a01

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