Hello all,
I have a 93 King Cobra 454 boat that I have put a new 502 in. I have eliminated the spitfire ignition and wired up a marine HEI ignition from DUI with a CDI shift interrupt module ( Thanks Don S. for your previous posts and wiring schematics) This set up looks like it should work pretty good.
I am now on to wiring up the fuel pump. The wire harness
that I currently have is completely shot, dry rotted and in bad shape. The easy thing would be to just buy a new harness and wire it up the same way that OMC did. The harness (complete) is NLA so I can either build up a new one with all the diodes and such or find another way to power the fuel pump.
I am getting some help from a guy who works on mercruisers so he wanted to wire the pump off of an oil pressure safetys switch. I like the idea of the fuel pump only running while we have oil pressure and possibly shut down in the event of an oil pressure drop but I seriously doubt it would save the engine...
Anyway,
Can anyone suggest a simple way to wire up the fuel pump from an oil pressure safety switch? I want to make sure I don't burn anything up or backfeed the alternator or starter or something bad.
Thanks!
Jay
I have a 93 King Cobra 454 boat that I have put a new 502 in. I have eliminated the spitfire ignition and wired up a marine HEI ignition from DUI with a CDI shift interrupt module ( Thanks Don S. for your previous posts and wiring schematics) This set up looks like it should work pretty good.
I am now on to wiring up the fuel pump. The wire harness

I am getting some help from a guy who works on mercruisers so he wanted to wire the pump off of an oil pressure safetys switch. I like the idea of the fuel pump only running while we have oil pressure and possibly shut down in the event of an oil pressure drop but I seriously doubt it would save the engine...
Anyway,
Can anyone suggest a simple way to wire up the fuel pump from an oil pressure safety switch? I want to make sure I don't burn anything up or backfeed the alternator or starter or something bad.
Thanks!
Jay