S14 Fuel pump fuse

[cleantune]

I wanted to add a switch to turn the fuel pump on and off in the s14 but, I am having trouble locating the fuse for the fuel pump. I looked on the fuse box cover and it is NOT written on top ( like the s13). I would appreciate any help i can get. Thanks

[cleantune]

the car is a 98 s14

[projectRDM]

You don't put a switch on the power side, do the ECU trigger, black/pink just like every other Schassis. Found at the ECU, F3 plug, or the relay.

[ag69]

from what i was told by wiring specialties.....you got to follow a purple and black wire to the the ecu and the relay is on the driver side kick panel. so you can put switches there.

[projectRDM]

from what i was told by wiring specialties.....you got to follow a purple and black wire to the the ecu and the relay is on the driver side kick panel.

You were told wrong. There is no purple/black wire anywhere in the car.

[cleantune]

You don't put a switch on the power side, do the ECU trigger, black/pink just like every other Schassis. Found at the ECU, F3 plug, or the relay.

I dont want to be "spoonfed" any answers but, Once i locate the black / pink wires do you have any suggestions about wiring the switch? I was planning on locating the fuse and running it like the diagram below.

Fuse (Optional LED)------lllll
O---ll ll-------------------lllll Switch
O--------------------------lllll

^ original fuse sockets

[Addicted2Kouki]

if you want to do a switch on the fuse... it in the engine bay fuse box.
if you want to wire it from the ecu... its in the passenger side kick panel. black/pink wire.

i got that.

[Addicted2Kouki]

go on nico... they have a couple tutorials there.

[cleantune]

go on nico... they have a couple tutorials there.I checked out the teck section at nico and I came up with the fuse wiring but the fuse is no not labeled in the cover of the fuse box.

[projectRDM]

Do NOT put a switch at the fuse. NICO is fucking retarded, don't even begin to look through that shit.

The black/pink is a low current ground trigger so there's no need to fuse it. A SPST switch will do fine. Pull the relay, clip it the trigger wire, and run each side to the switch. Done and done.