Reworking harness for high volume Fuel Pump

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I have a separate post on fuel pump pressure. Finally bit the bullet and bought a high volume fuel pump for my build. Hopefully helps with fuel issues. Long story short...

I need to figure out what terminal pins are used in the fuel pump connector.

I have the pins for the under hood junction block but need the pins for the fuel pump connector. I have a couple of those connectors with butt joints they give you in pump packages but I want to do it right and re-pin the connector. The new pump calls for 12 gauge wire.

Here's additional notes on my fuel pump upgrade:

 
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This project is turning into a nightmare. There's SO little information online about various Delphi connectors and their corresponding current load at 14 volts. I think the fuel pump circuit will handle 15 amps. I'm going up to 13.5V... But I'm not for sure what gauge wire the factory already has. I purchased 12 gauge to get me from the junction box to the pump housing. There's a harness from the pump housing to the pump itself too. I think that's 14 gauge, but I don't know number of strands in wire to calculate their aggregate cross sectional area. Sigh, anybody have experience with automotive wiring, enough to know what factory did? I seem to have gotten deeper than FSM details.
 

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Someone who can look up the specific connector should be able to provide a part number and the pinout. From there you can figure out which terminals fit the connector.
 
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Junction Block Underhood Connector F1 I believe. The FSM doesn't seem to have the connector number for the sending unit.

There's a second connector inside the pump. I need to crimp the new connector that came with the pump inside the sending unit as well.

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