Wide compatibility:
Our high-quality fuel pump relay wiring kit is designed for a range of vehicles,
including the Dodge Durango (2011-2013),
Chrysler Town and Rural (2011),
Dodge Caravan (2011),
Grand Cherokee (2011),
Ram 1500 (2011).
Rest assured replacement: It can directly replace CBWPR091AA, CSZDV621AA, CBP4P541AB, 68269523AD, 04727370AA, 4727370AA. Reliable fuel supply: Our fuel pump relay wiring kit ensures consistent and reliable connections, ensuring that your vehicle's fuel system is flawless and reassuring during your journey. Careful design: We have carefully crafted this wiring kit to seamlessly match specific vehicle models, simplify the installation process, and ensure a worry free experience. Reliable performance: Rely on our fuel pump relay wiring kit to ensure that your fuel pump runs smoothly and reliably when you need it. Installation steps: 1. Pre-installation: Before starting, ensure that your vehicle is safely parked and the engine is turned off, and take necessary safety precautions. 2. Engine hood entry: Gently open the car's engine hood to enter the engine compartment. 3. Positioning relay: Follow the instructions of the car manufacturer to locate the fuel pump relay, usually located near the electrical box in the engine compartment. 4. Disconnect the old relay: Carefully disconnect the existing fuel pump relay connection, taking care not to damage any cables or connectors. 5. Connection Wiring Kit: Connect the wiring from our advanced fuel pump relay wiring kit to the existing wiring. Ensure accurate and safe connection through the correct plug. 6. Check connections: After completing the relay connection, thoroughly inspect all connections to ensure they are safe and correctly installed. 7. Final check: Before continuing, carefully check each step to ensure that each connection is correct and secure. Remove any tools or materials from the engine compartment. 8. Close the hood: Once you are confident that all connections are in order, gently close the car's hood. 9. Function test: Start the vehicle and check if the fuel pump relay is working properly. When the oil pump supplies oil to the engine, you should be able to hear the sound of it running.
