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Old 08-03-2012, 05:19 AM   #1
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Kenne bell boost a pump wiring help...

I got the unit mounted nicely and am ready to begin wiring. Can anybody put this in simple english for me ? I am reading that it is a simple 3 wire hook up for 99-04 GT. 1 to ground. 1 to a green and yellow wire going into the inertia switch, and the other smaller fused power wire to another green and yellow wire in the harness running along the trunk panel. Is that the same for 98 GT ? The instructions make it seem far more complicated than this lol. Any help would be appreciated greatly. My brain is still fried from all the nitrous wiring.
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Anyone ??? ?
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PM me your email, I'll send you a good diagram for install
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Ok. It's wired in and everything seems to be working. I had the lethal performance wiring upgrade for the boost a pump. Thats what made it confusing. The car runs and drives like normal so i am assuming the booster is working. I am going to try to find a way to test the voltage tomorrow. Any ideas where to probe?
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Yellow/brown wire. Probe + there, and the other lead from your VOM to ground. Did you leave the Hobbs switch out? If so, you can turn the knob from 0-50%, and watch voltage climb to around 17.
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