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Another install question....
Well i've been serching like a bitch and hAVE not been able to fint out how to conect the Alcohol injection switch, ones goes to ground and the other one where does it go??
Also my fuse box does not have one of the screws painted red, and a friend told me that both were the same is this true??
Also my fuse box does not have one of the screws painted red, and a friend told me that both were the same is this true??
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Originally Posted by CivicMexicano
Well i've been serching like a bitch and hAVE not been able to fint out how to conect the Alcohol injection switch, ones goes to ground and the other one where does it go??
Also my fuse box does not have one of the screws painted red, and a friend told me that both were the same is this true??
Also my fuse box does not have one of the screws painted red, and a friend told me that both were the same is this true??
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Originally Posted by ImportRacer2123
Power Supply as in a toggle switch?
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Rep Power: 0 I know wat it is what i wanted to know is to what wire from the windshield washer pump is it conected to..........
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Rep Power: 0 It shouldn't matter. The pressure switch just makes and breaks the connection. As long as one goes to a constant power and the other goes to the pump wire it will work. To check turn the car acc on and use a jumper wire to go from terminal to terminal. If you hear the pump go on it's working alright.
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I connected one wire to the blue/white wire on the pump and the other to a 12volt switch power......which i used the green/yellow wire in my cig lighter. This is also the same wire that i used to power the inline pump in my FMU.....i got rid of the relay.
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Originally Posted by player1002
To check turn the car acc on and use a jumper wire to go from terminal to terminal. If you hear the pump go on it's working alright.
yes, do this to make sure it works and to adjust the pressure sensor you will need a allen wrench. I hooked the hose up to my windshield washer pisser, went for a drive and saw what psi is sprayed at and went from there. To lower the psi setting, turn the screw to the left. To raise the psi setting, turn it to the right.
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