Anyone have access to wiring info?

[Speedy!]

I'm looking for the wiring colors and pinout details for the FPDM (fuel pump delivery module or fuel pump control module) connector on a 2016 Hellcat (or similar). Anybody got access to Tech Authority and can grab it for me?

It'd look something like this, and have a picture of the actual plug with numbers on the pins and what they go to like power ground etc.

 

[BULL]

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[jgilj]

@DRAGRCR probably will know.

 

[HWDan]

http://connectors.dcctools.com/details.htm?id=196746

 

[HWDan]

or actually this one

http://connectors.dcctools.com/details.htm?id=196588

or if you already have it at this level, this might be a job for @Diboblo

 

[DRAGRCR]

@DRAGRCR probably will know.

I only go on Tech Athority as needed. But they changed the web site and now it's impossible to download and save stuff. I could not figure out a workaround beyond screen shots. It sucks. I saved a lot of stuff for 2020 RedEye when I could but it would not apply to a 16 Hellcat because if One PP VS 2 PPs. A lot of stuff will work on all years or be very similar. But this is not likely.....

 

[HWDan]

Is this of any value? this is in the Charger electrical diagnostics manual ...

 

[Speedy!]

@HWDan super helpful. Thanks for providing this info. I'm trying to determine which pin on the FPDM connector correlates to the fuel pump relay. Looks like pin "A".

 

[vortecd]

At some point soon we are going to look mine over why it works. Fuel pressure had a slight drop here and there today but not like before so it is working. Last time was dropping into the 60s and getting into 80% duty cycle. Today never below 72 psi (75 commanded) and one time injectors were in mid 70's for a gear

 

[Diboblo]

I'm looking for the wiring colors and pinout details for the FPDM (fuel pump delivery module or fuel pump control module) connector on a 2016 Hellcat (or similar). Anybody got access to Tech Authority and can grab it for me?

It'd look something like this, and have a picture of the actual plug with numbers on the pins and what they go to like power ground etc.

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I uploaded FSM's with wiring data.

Look in the wiki.

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[Diboblo]

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/to...hare_fid=2096149&share_type=t&link_source=app

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[Speedy!]

Just snagged it. Gonna be a rainy day here tomorrow so I have a project to work on. Thanks a TON!

 

[Speedy!]

Is this of any value? this is in the Charger electrical diagnostics manual ...

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@HWDan is this in the documents you posted? I can't find it and was hoping the pages before or after may help me. I see a couple things different than mine for example Fuse 26 in the diagram says 25A but if that's indicating the fuel pump fuse that's Fuse 21 in mine and it's a 30A.

I'm also puzzled by the description on PIN A of the FPCM (the dark blue and orange wire) indicating an OUTPUT when it's obviously being fed by the fuel pump relay making it an INPUT?

 

[Chuck]

I Have 2015 Challenger Tech Authority wiring

 

[Speedy!]

Can you post or send some images of the FPCM info like above?

 

[Diboblo]

From 2016 connector database:

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[HWDan]

@HWDan is this in the documents you posted? I can't find it and was hoping the pages before or after may help me. I see a couple things different than mine for example Fuse 26 in the diagram says 25A but if that's indicating the fuel pump fuse that's Fuse 21 in mine and it's a 30A.

I'm also puzzled by the description on PIN A of the FPCM (the dark blue and orange wire) indicating an OUTPUT when it's obviously being fed by the fuel pump relay making it an INPUT?

Maybe there is a difference in the Charger here?

I trust that now @Chuck and @Diboblo can pinpoint exactly what you need to see.
(although even Diboblo's PIN diagram shows A dark blue/orange as the output unless the terminology is reversed depending on perspective)

 

[Chuck]

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[Chuck]

is that what you need

 

[Speedy!]

That's lining up with other diagrams so I think that's what I needed. Thanks for the help all.