GM 13503103
Fuel Pump Relay, Black

Look up the relay in the Master Electrical Component List before trying to replace it on the wire harness. Remove all fasteners holding the relay, make sure to take out any CPA devices or secondary locks, and do so slowly to prevent any damage when taking it off the connector. Once you have the relay, attach it to the connector on the wire harness, put any CPA devices or secondary locks back, and fasten the relay with either the original fasteners or some tape.

You need to begin replacing the electrical center relay by taking off its cover to identify the relay location before writing down its positioning. When the new relay has a notched design it must be installed with the same position as the original relay had. Secure the electrical center properly since loose installation could create unnecessary tension on the wires and terminals. The EL 43244 tool should be applied to facing corners of the relay for safe extraction from electrical center terminals because pliers or flat blade tools may damage the electrical center. Replace the electrical center cover after installing the new relay at the exact spot where the old one was located.

One should start by taking off the electrical center cover then identify the relay position while recording its orientation to prevent wire and terminal stress until securing the electrical center. The J 43244 Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244) should be placed on opposite relay corners before pulling it straight out from electrical center terminals to prevent damage to the electrical center while pliers and flat-bladed tools are non-recommended. Reinstall the new relay at the same spot of the old one before securing the electrical center cover.

Replacing the Power Distribution Relay on the wire harness means you should find it with the help of the Master Electrical Component List first. First, take off all fasteners holding the relay, and be sure to take off any CPA devices or secondary locks. Pull the relay gently away from the wire harness connector . During installation, attach the relay back to the wire harness connector , put any CPA devices or secondary locks in place, and fasten the relay using its original mounts or tape.

The first step to replace the Power Distribution Relay attached to the wire harness involves finding the relay and removing all its holding screws. Before installation you need to remove both Connector Position Assurance devices and secondary locks from the position. Wear caution to remove the relay from wire harness connector because the attachment may require precise handling of fasteners or tape. Installing the relay requires connecting it to the wire harness connector followed by CPA device and secondary lock reinstallation before using original fasteners or tape for security.

Begin the Power Distribution Relay replacement process by finding the relay on the wire harness before removing all sustaining fasteners. Before installing the new Power Distribution Relay detach all connector position assurance devices and secondary locks. During relay disconnect from the wire harness it is crucial to exercise caution when fasteners or tape elements are present because detachment should happen at the relay and wire harness connector interface. You should install the relay by connecting it to the wire harness connector followed by putting back all CPA devices or secondary locks before securing the relay with original fasteners or tape.

The first step to replace the Power Distribution Relay from the wire harness consists of locating the relay while uninstalling any fasteners that keep it in place. First remove secondary locks and connector position assurance (CPA) devices using caution to prevent any harm to the wiring harness. Aside from the wire harness connector separate the relay. Reinstall the relay to the wire harness connector before putting back any CPA devices and secondary locks. Reinstall the relay by placing the original fasteners and tape used for securing this component.

Guide your search for the power distribution relay position within the vehicle by using the Master Electrical Component List followed by disconnecting and attaching the wire harness relay according to specific instructions. The relay needs its fasteners removed followed by CPA device and secondary lock removal from the wiring harness before carefully disconnecting it. After isolating the relay from its wire harness connection point, connect the recently installed relay to this connector followed by CPA reinstallment before relaying fastening with original components.

Begin replacement of the Power Distribution Relay attached to the wire harness by finding the relay position then unfastening all keeper elements including connector position assurance devices. The relay should be removed from the wiring harness with care when the fasteners or tape secure its position. The second step requires users to separate the relay from its connector on the wire harness. The first step for installation involves joining the relay to the wire harness connector followed by adding any CPA devices and secondary locks and then reusing the same fasteners or tape for securing the relay.

The first step to replace the Power Distribution Relay attached to the wire harness requires you to find the relay and remove all its securing fasteners. The first step involves removing both connector position assurance devices and secondary lock mechanisms. Detach the relay from the wiring harness with extra caution since fasteners or tape mounting may be present then remove the relay from the wire harness connector. Instalation requires a connection of the relay to the wire harness connector followed by CPA device reinstallation along with secondary lock replacement and original fastener or tape usage.

To handle the Power Distribution Relay installed on the wire harness begin by unfastening all securement points that hold the relay while removing any connector position assurance (CPA) elements and secondary locking components. Special care should be taken when the relay connects to the wiring harness since fasteners and tape can secure it in place. Disconnect the relay from its position on the wire harness connector . Relay installation includes hooking it to the wire harness connector but installation of CPA devices or secondary locks follows and finishes with the use of original fasteners or tape to secure the relay.

The process for changing the Power Distribution Relay on the wire harness requires identification of the relay location before removing any holding fasteners together with CPA devices and secondary locking components. The detachment process of the relay from wiring harnesses requires special attention particularly when fasteners and tape wrappers are involved. Before continuing disconnect the wire harness connector from the relay unit. Relay installation begins with connecting it to the wire harness connector before installing any secondary locks and CPA devices followed by restoring its original fastener or tape configuration.

Using pliers or a flat-bladed tool could damage the electrical center.

Connect the new relay to the wire harness connector.

Reinstall the electrical center cover.

Reinstall the electrical center cover.

Remove the electrical center cover.

Use the Master Electrical Component List to locate the relay.

Take off the protective cover from the rear fuse block.

Reinstall the rear seat cushion.

Pull it straight out from the electrical center terminals.

Reinstall the electrical center cover.

Open the hood and remove the protective cover from the underhood fuse block.

Reinstall the protective cover and close the hood.

Close the hood.

Reinstall the rear fuse block cover.

Reinstall the protective cover onto the underhood fuse block.

Take off the rear fuse block cover to access the reverse lamp relay.

Install the new relay in the same position as the one removed.

Avoid damage when detaching the relay from the wiring harness.

Secure the relay using the original fasteners or tape.

Install the new relay in the same position as the removed one.

Reinstall the electrical center cover.

Remove any fasteners securing the relay.

Install the new relay in the same position as the one that was removed.

Handle the relay gently while separating it from the wire harness connector.

Pull the relay straight out from the electrical center terminals, as using pliers or a flat-bladed tool could damage the electrical center.

First, remove the electrical center cover and locate the relay, ensuring to note its orientation and secure the electrical center to avoid stress on the wires or terminals.

Install the new relay in the same position as the removed one.

Position the tool on opposing corners of the relay and carefully pull the relay straight out from the electrical center terminals to prevent damage.

Pull it straight out from the electrical center terminals.

Remove any fasteners securing the relay and detach any connector position assurance (CPA) devices or secondary locks.

Install the new relay in the same position as the one removed.

Gently separate the relay from the wire harness connector.

Connect the relay to the wire harness connector, then install any CPA devices or secondary locks, and finally secure the relay using the original fasteners or tape.

Use the Master Electrical Component List to identify its position in the vehicle.

Remove any fasteners securing the relay.

Install the new relay in the same position as the removed one.

Gently separate the relay from the wire harness connector.

Finally, secure the relay using the original fasteners or tape.

Remove any fasteners securing the relay and detach any connector position assurance (CPA) devices or secondary locks.

Gently separate the relay from the wire harness connector.