Well my fuel pump died today, undoubtedly because I was running it on high for a year and a half. After I replaced the ceramic fuel pump resistor it wasn't but two months later that the resistor died. So instead of replacing the resistor with a factory unit and going on borrowed time I have decided to go with a higher quality carbon-metallic resistor.
Can someone measure how many ohms their good, working fuel pump resistor is? I plan on getting a 255lph pump and want to get a resistor that can withstand the higher current of the pump.
