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Fpcm (Fuel Pump Control Module) Removal R32 Gtst

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Hey guys,

I'm going thorugh the whole "removing wires that are needed" phase on my r32 gtst skyline and would just like to confirm more or less is that the FPCM unit and all it's wires (Green/white, White, Black, Black/Yellow) can be removed from the system, to me it makes sense that it can because a lot of guys out there are already bypassing it with the direct feed mod therefore making the FPCM and resistor in the engine bay useless.

I'll be re wiring the fuel pump setup tidily, so all the wires I really need from the factory setup consisting of fuel pump, fuel pump relay and FPCM is the following: (please note colour wires are for the R32 gtst.)

Black and Blue wire which comes off the fuel pump relay (Ignition)

Black and pink wire again off fuel pump relay (pin 18 off the ECU fuel pump trigger wire)

Yellow Blue at the fuel pump lid otherwise black/red on the loom side (fuel light wire)

Yellow at the fuel pump lid otherwise green/blue on the loom side (fuel level sensor)

I hope I am right, if anyone can confirm my workings that'd be awesome :-) have a great day and thanks in advance.

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They are not 'bypassing' it, the fuel pump control module is energising the new power relay. If you bypass the fpcm your pump will never turn off, which is very dangerous in an accident.

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Sorry, just going by the later VQ fpcm which actually controls the pump as stated in its name. I forget the ecu in the 32/33 is the only ecu in the car. Mine has 8.

Bypassing the resistor to remove weight seems pointless. It weighs less than 1 sardine.

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