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Default Fuel tanking wiring - NEED HELP!

I removed the fuel tank on a 99 Bonneville. I had disconnected the 3 wire harnesses, but one of the connectors still got ripped off as I removed the tank from the car. I figured "no big deal, I'll just hard wire them together..." Now that I am putting everything back together I notice that on one side I have black, green and gray. The other side is green, orange with black strip and gray with black stripe. Can anyone suggest how these wires are supposed to go together?

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Here'* one side:

[IMG]http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/...ps88d8f398.jpg[/IMG]

and here'* the other:

[IMG]http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/...pse46fec02.jpg[/IMG]

Suggestions? Does anyone know what these are for (fuel gauge???)

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Maybe a few thoughts on where to start when no exact information is being posted.

I have not replaced the fuel pump on the Bonneville, but I have replaced three or four OEM fuel pumps to the updated GM DELPHI fuel pump on the S10/Blazer/ Bravada.

All the updates pumps required splicing and updating the harness. The wire colors did not all match, but DELPHI had a instruction booklet on how to match up the wires.

I suggest you do a search for DELPHI fuel pump wire harness diagram, and look for colors, wires, etc that match both your old and new. I think there may be a course of action to solve your wiring riddle.

Below is one I found for a OEM to DELPHI on a 2001 Caddy DHS. It may provide some clues:

New Connector (4 pin flat) Black Purple Gray/White Black (Small diameter)
(shipped with order)

Old Connector (Four Pin Square) A - Purple B - Gray

C - Black D - Black/White (Small Diameter)

I connected Black to Black
Purple to Purple
Gray to Gray/White
Black to Black/White
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I can check my FSM tonight. It'* for a 2001 but probably is the same as yours.
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Originally Posted by 2kg4u
I can check my FSM tonight. It'* for a 2001 but probably is the same as yours.
Please let me know what you find. Thanks very much.
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The one with 3 wires is your fuel tank pressure sensor. The one with 4 wires is fuel level and fuel pump. That much I do know. What I DON'T have access to anymore is Alldata for my 97 SE, now its my 97 SSEi which is different than what he has. Grrr.
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OK, so based on your input, the 3 wires I don't have connected (cuz I don't know which wire goes to what) are for the tank pressure sensor. If I don't reconnect them, then what happens? Will the car not run?
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It will probably run, but your going to get a EVAP code of some sort. Which would fail inspection if it needs to pass emissions.

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