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Old 10-02-2007, 07:37 AM
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I have a new supra pump, wondering how I get my hands on the plug?



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Old 10-02-2007, 11:53 AM
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the electrical plug on your pump assembly?

just pull the old plug apart and solder the new wires in...
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the plug is the same style?



I thought original had ring terminals?
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' post='883994' date='Oct 2 2007, 07:04 PM
the plug is the same style?


i meant using the plug of the original pump
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its a new pump, no plug





I emailed some guy who sells them on EBAY asking him for the plug, see if he pulls through.
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' post='883996' date='Oct 2 2007, 07:09 PM
its a new pump, no plug

I emailed some guy who sells them on EBAY asking him for the plug, see if he pulls through.


dude, if you don't get the directions i am giving you, then maybe you should stay away from doing mods yourself...



cut off the plug from the original pump, take that apart, solder the new wires into it and put it back together. use the plug on the new pump.

that way you can just plug it in like the stock pump
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Originally Posted by Furb' post='884058' date='Oct 3 2007, 12:57 AM
dude, if you don't get the directions i am giving you, then maybe you should stay away from doing mods yourself...
ohhh snap. you dont want the old man to get cranky...
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I don't think you understand, the plug is totally different than the RX-7 ones, he needs a supra tt pump plug, and then he can solder/crimp it
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Originally Posted by Furb' post='884058
I don't think you understand, the plug is totally different than the RX-7 ones, he needs a supra tt pump plug, and then he can solder/crimp it


Thanks Alan, obviously you know the deal being you have the car my pump came from.

I got it new from Toyota.



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If you took your head of your *** and actually read what I was typing you would see that the new pump

has a totally different style plug. ALL I WAS ASKING WAS WHERE TO GET THE NEW PLUG, like someone to say

its a "XYZ type plug", figuring maybe I could get it from a local auto parts place like a universal plug type deal.



Regardless I got the plug, new sock, all new clamps for less then $20.
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' post='884086' date='Oct 3 2007, 09:54 AM
Thanks Alan, obviously you know the deal being you have the car my pump came from.

I got it new from Toyota.



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If you took your head of your *** and actually read what I was typing you would see that the new pump

has a totally different style plug. ALL I WAS ASKING WAS WHERE TO GET THE NEW PLUG, like someone to say

its a "XYZ type plug", figuring maybe I could get it from a local auto parts place like a universal plug type deal.



Regardless I got the plug, new sock, all new clamps for less then $20.




Wait a minute, the supra TT Fuel pump is a drop in for the rx7's. No plug needed. I just got a new supra fuel pump about a month ago and it was a direct bolt on, all you had to do was undo the nuts and swap cables. Am I missing something?
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