Battery wires (identify)

[enodirt]

I have a 2000 2500 and the drivers side battery has a few wires (look like non-stock) for which I'm trying to identify. These are small low-voltage wires and I've had difficulties tracing them.

Does anyone have a diagram or photo of a stock battery connections? Should I expect to see 'rogue' wires?

All ideas are welcome.

 

[KATOOM]

Can you post pictures of what you're seeing? That would help...

 

[BoeingDiesel]

Is your truck an auto or manual trans? If it's auto it may be a re-wire to the TPS to overcome the TC lock / unlock issue. The possibilities are endless and as Katoom said pictures will really help and a list of your accessories

 

[Road Dog]

My truck had a wire harness added when it was upgraded from engine mounted lift pump to in-tank lift pump. It had a tag with the Chrysler part number on it.

 

[enodirt]

Thanks for the replies. I did abandon the stock lift pump for a rear-mounted FASS pump. I will trace wires and get back to the group with pics too.

 

[enodirt]

I identified the wires... the first was the fuel pump and the second appears to be the starter solenoid wire (traced the hot wire leading to the starter motor).

 

[broman78]

I'm doing a FASS install too. Misery loves company. I will post up pictures of my issue a little later. I have figured out my truck was originally an in-tank install then it died and somebody rigged up a lift pump under the driver's seat, now I'm going with a FASS 165 with a suction tube for the tank just need help on where to plug in the Fass since the orginal fitting isn't there.

 

[Joe Mc]

I'd think the FASS system "should" come with some directions "and" a separate relay to wire into the existing LP activation. You could give them a call and ask. I don't know for sure as I have a GDP system.