2plus4plus0EQ6

Ok I took my fuel pump out the other day because its dying on me. Apparently the entire thing sits in the gas tank with the positive and negative wires.

The positive has a little rubber bit covering it. Im sure fuel still gets in somehow.

IS THIS SAFE? (I have to know before I blow myself up)

As long as the negative and positive don't touch, they shouldn't ignite the fuel right? (gas shouldn't conduct electricity?)

Thanks

silviaks2nr

iTrader: (1)

i twisted my walbro wires together and wrapped the fawk out of them with electrical tape. im still alive

re037

heat shrink tubing?

Bryan

It's best to actually solder the wires where the connect at the top of the bracket, but I just did what Spencer did, and I haven't blown up (knock on wood). I would like to go back sometime soon and solder it though just for the peace of mind it would offer.

2plus4plus0EQ6

Ok thanks for the help guys. Im gonna do what silviaks2nr did and just tape the fawk out of it because I have a walbro one coming in the mail. If you don't see me on the forums anymore, then you know I went boom

Bryan

Make sure you tape it very good, you don't want the tape to come off over time and go into the tank.

anonymous_240

this is kinda off topic but then i was on another forum and since my car is still acting up on me...they said for me to change my fuel pump and i bought a walbro which is coming in. also i was wondering how the labor is gonna be like?

240's"r"us

I dont know but changing the fuel pump in my bros s10 was fun sheit (not)
But it should be easier in a car

silviaks2nr

iTrader: (1)

it really is easy. I did it in 45 minutes in the dark. wait till your tank is atleast 1/2 empty though

anonymous_240

oo ok! im rolling on a little less than a half tank. my car dies on me too much soo imma drive my moms car again lols...