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Old 01-19-2016, 09:20 AM
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I'm looking for some help about my fuel pump plug that connect to the relay. On of the the cables from the plug ripped off so I can't start my car. Can anybody tell me any solutions to this problem thank you.
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Post pictures.

Remove connector pin. Repair by soldering broken wire to connector pin.
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Default Re: Civic 99 Fuel pump plug

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Post pictures.

Remove connector pin. Repair by soldering broken wire to connector pin.
Can I just go get another one from the junkyard?
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Another what?
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Another fuel pump plug.
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Do you mean main relay connector?
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Default Re: Civic 99 Fuel pump plug

Originally Posted by RonJ
Do you mean main relay connector?
Yes that?
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That would work. Solder and heat shrink insulate the wires. Don't rely on butt connectors.
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Do you think I can remove the whole entire plug from the junk and put it on mine?
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Yes. Try to take ~6 inches of wire with the connector.

Keep the old connector too. The connector pins in it could prove useful.
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Now the problem would be to solder it.
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Now the problem would be to solder it.
Shouldn't be too hard with the glove box removed.
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Alright man thanks a lot for the help thank you appreciate it.
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