How do you "hot wire" the fuel pump?
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Asked by kavaman Jul 24, 2011 at 08:26 PM about the Pontiac Grand Prix

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roachman69 answered 8 years ago

There are four wires.... purple,grey... black and black stripe. Put both blacks together and put colors together. For on and off use a 30amp toggle. Your tired of the pass lock system, arent ya?

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Txbo answered 6 years ago

Ok I'am stupid. Understand jumper wire between blk-blk,gry then jumper wire between color wires. But where does switch come in?

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