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Pw Surge Tank Wiring

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#12

Isnt there one for sale in the classifieds for $50 ?

#13

Smiths make them, they make all the common looms we use, and are way cheaper than whoever they're making them for.

http://theknockbox.com.au/looms/ford/

used there throttle body extension loom $75 posted cant beat there prices

#14

Thanks guys. I just bought the one from classifieds. Good to know about smiths for future reference.

#15

So I got the harness and the surgetank, now just trying to figure out how to wire it up. The harness has 4 wires and then there is a single black wire. I am guessing the short black wire is an earth straight off the pump and then in the harness, the red wire with the inline fuse to power at the fuse box, the black to earth, the other red wire to the pink wire in the fuse/relay box and the long red wire to the positive on the surge tank. Can anyone confirm this or tell me how it should be? Cheers.

#16

from memory mate I think you got it spot on, everything fits nice and easy with that harness

#17

Thanks for the quick reply mate.

#19

Your a dead set legend. Thanks mate

#20

I wired my PW one up by fitting the relay to the surge tank bracket and runnings earths to one of the exisitng holes on the bracket and taping a screw for the ring clamps. I ran the trigger to the same spot in the fuse panel but power was taking from the starter motor connection with a fuse in between. This allowed me to have all the wiring short (except for the trigger) and neatly hidden. My only concern for the wiring was road scum and water but its been on the car for 2yrs now and it still looks new so it must be out of the road from all this!

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