


Wiring fuel pump resistor bypass
I have a rough diagram showing the idea. The grey box at the bottom is a relay, pin 30 goes to the positive on the battery(RED), 85 to ground (BLACK), 87 to positive on the fuel pump(RED), 86 is a trigger wire(PURPLE). The main reason I'm even trying to bypass the resistor is because when I ohm tested the resistor it was reading 1.0-0.5 as well as never read a constant number, just jumped around. For more info, I'm running a stock fuel pump but I do have a return system. Since I have a stock fuel pump will it be able to handle a constant 12v and will the stock wire gauge be able to handle as well? What wire gauge should I run? I'm also curious how to setup the trigger wire, I was thinking I can tap a fuse that'll turn on when the key is in accessory and stay on when the engine is on. Maybe I can use the wire that would have used to go to the resistor and use that as the trigger. I'm not really familiar with wiring stuff but in my little mind it should work since it gets sent power exactly how I need it to since it is used to control the fuel pump. (Last side shows the idea). The resistor isn't expensive but I would like to get rid of parts that seem to fail consistently(as they seem to sort of do) Used this video to give me an idea->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8QrroHo_v4 2004 Lexus Is300 I6 3.0