fuel pump wont power help... (picture added)

[Edgar7654]

here is the story i did a bp swap on my car it started right up for a few seconds but i suppose that was with the fuel pump pressure from before anyways i got a new relay and fuel pump and still nothing then i thought maybe that one is defective and bought a walbro fuel pump this time it comes in monday but then i decided to take two wires straight from the battery in to the fuel pumps for a few seconds and they turned on.... so that means i have some kind of bad ground or short somewhere looked cant find anything so i decided i want a fuel pump kill switch my car has to be running by the 10th of november other wise our home owners thing will have it towed since its been parked for too long and my dad cant do anything about it or doesnt wanna idk i already put so much effort in to this car and its one of the few things i have left from dad please help me make a fuel pump kill switch i know its not safe since if i get on an accidednt the fuel pump will keep running but i can find the short after the car is moving i have spark and its on time i know it can run since i have seen this car turn on even if its for a few seconds i just dont know what wires to spice i have dont a kill switch before but i have 2 black wires a red wire and a blue wire i know the red is power i just dont know which black wire to use
thank you and god bless you

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[Ryan]

Okay, you aren't getting the proper signal to the ECM. I bet you don't have spark either. The fuel pump requires one of the distributor signals to turn it on. Make sure your disty wiring is correct, and you're using the disty that matches your harness/ECM.


If it does spark, you can cheat by just jumping F/P and GND in the DIAGNOSIS box, that will limp you around.

[Daninski]

I'm glad Ryan responded because I'm sure I'm not the only one who started reading your extremely loooooong azzed run on sentence and gave up after line three. Please use punctuation, comma's, periods and such. Thanks.

[Edgar7654]

Daninski sorry about that english is my 3rd language im not completely fluent when it comes to writing not good at grammar im still 17 so i have time to learn ill try my best sorry if that annoys you.... Ryan thank you and it turned out to be a bad ground one near the fire wall my dog or something chewed it i just heard it purr like a kitten however it looks like i have a vacuum leak somewhere, when i turn it on it shuts off right away ill look into that tomorrow thank you tho ur advice helped alot also when im done ill write a walk threw since i did my swap different than everything else i read on here i basically switched all the sensors from the B6de to the 91 bp switched throttle bodies and didnt have the need to splice a lot of things

[Josh]

I was going to ask you about that because I saw the B6de ECU. Is you car a 94+?

So are you running a MAF instead of a VAF then.

[Edgar7654]

josh yes its mass air flow and my car is a 95 manual still looking into why it shuts off when i turn it on probably fuel or air its on time thats for sure so ill let you guys know when im dont i promise

[Josh]

make sure you have your fuel in and and return hooked up properly it would do that start up and die.

[Tavman_1213]

What about the 2 fuel modules(the silver ones with the veins) cause when I did my BPT swap I forgot to plug one in and it did the same for me started then died!

[Edgar7654]

It was a vacumme line for the break booster the 91 has it on the opposite side now im in the quest to for turbo all i need is the manifold the bp engine is so much nicer

[Daninski]

Nice to hear you worked it out and have it running now so you don't get it towed away for violating the condo policies and good luck with your new to be turbo project and don't foreget to make a WorkLog to document your turbo progress with of course lots of pictures. pant pant,,