I purchased the LSA engine complete with ECU and wiring harness. With the harness came an intercooler pump. The intercooler pump was controlled by the ECU and I had no way to turn it on without tuning software. My tuner suggested that I manually turn the pump on before making a run. The thought was that by the time the manifold temperature was up from boost and the ECU turned it on the heat was already there and the run was almost over. The pump had three wires and 5 terminals so a little research was in order to change the function over to manual operation. It turns out that on the Cadillac version of the LSA they use a pump that was originally designed for the Chevy Volt, an electric car. It pumped coolant to keep the batteries from overheating. It is a very sophisticated brushless DC pump with an enable, PWM input for variable speed and pulse output so its functionality could be monitored by the controller. Some sites described how to add a toggle switch to turn on battery voltage to the enable and +12V pins. I was skeptical as other logic connections on the engine were +5Vdc. Sure enough testing with a meter showed the enable to be 5Vdc. I thought that if it was on the internet it had to be true! I let the ECU enable the pump and switched the +12V on with a relay and an inline fuse holder. The OEM fuse was 20A on a 22Ga wire which offered poor protection in the event of a short. I connected the relay to the switch in the cockpit that controls the engine cooling pump. Now when I make a run and turn on the engine cooling pump the intercooler pump also comes on. If the engine is not running the intercooler pump is not enabled and just the engine cooling pump runs. The pump is very sophisticated and will shut down on its own if it detects cavitation. This seems to be problem with the CTS-V if the intercooler system is not bled free of air. My pump is lower than the tank and I did not observe any problems with cavitation or the pump shutting down on its own. I guess that I just got lucky on that one. The pump seems very efficient pumping a lot of water and only draws 5A at full load with a soft start.