Well damn! sounds like im gonna become a pro at taking out the fuel pump if that becomes the case for me, i followed this guide on CZP im pretty sure i posted it already but maybe notZinprogress wrote: ↑Tue Dec 19, 2017 11:27 pmHey so a buddy of mine had a mid 90's impala ss that he replaced the fp with a 255 and it did what yours did every few months and it did it without blowing up. it melted contacts in and outside the tank and it didnt matter what gauge wire we ran to it, something melted one way or another. only car id ever seen that would consistently do that.
As for your car, from what i can guess is that you have had a slow fault and your bulk head might not be the only part of the circuit thats done some burning. I would do two things; i would test for voltage at the power wire to the pump while its disconnected and while the pump is out, i would power it up to make sure that it runs and all is gravy.
As for your float, id be happy to pull one out of one of my parts cars and send it to you
https://conceptzperformance.com/blog/de ... -addendum/
i see in a new comment on that article someone else also had an issue with there well nut connection burning up, which is what mine did sorta... it never made contact with the bulkhead though, he added another fuse right in line with the power for the pump, also another comment a little lower suggests just re-running the power wire directly from the battery (while still using the stock relay to control it) he suggests 10 or a minimum of 12 which sucks cause i have an abundance of 14 gauge hangin around doing nothing lol.... but if i do end up still getting power that far (which i wasnt before but that could be because the positive lead of my multi meter is a bare wire... i need to go get a new one that has alligator clips!)should i even bother?
so since i need to get new leads to be sure on the one test, i did the pump test, just a brief tap to power and it came on so thats all good
that would be awesome i will message you and send you some money via paypal , I was considering using a ping pong ball, or making one out of thin sheets of brass, but an original is much better



