Help with fuel pump
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Melting Slicks
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From: Rochester NY
Help with fuel pump
This is not related to Corvette but I have a question how easy or how hard to remove and install fuel pump on my "Winter Car" it is a 1990 Acura Integra LS. I try to get on the Acura forum but man they are sucks big times, After I registered they won't let me post and all the BS. So I hope some of you have some experience with the Acura Integra maybe some one here can help. I think the tank is in the under carriage. Thanks
Bruce
Bruce
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The pump is likely installed from the top of the tank, requiring the tank to be dropped to remove it.
Someone suggested that, for my 3rd gen F-body I could have just cut a hole in the hatch floor above the tank to access the pump. Then a patch over the hole would have been covered by the carpeting.
Perhaps a Helms on the Integra will shed some light on the issue if you don't get specifics here.
Someone suggested that, for my 3rd gen F-body I could have just cut a hole in the hatch floor above the tank to access the pump. Then a patch over the hole would have been covered by the carpeting.
Perhaps a Helms on the Integra will shed some light on the issue if you don't get specifics here.
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A lot of imports allow access to the tank through a door in the trunk. Lift up the carpet and spare tires and such and you just might find a lid you can unbolt and get access to the gas tank. That's how all of the Mitsu's, Nissans, Mazdas, and Toyotas I've worked on are. Don't know on a Honda.
Drifting
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Yeah, Bruce...don't drop the tank! It's either under the hatch/trunk carpet or under the back seat bottom. That's how all the Civics and Accords are, so I am sure it's the same.
Burning Brakes
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Originally Posted by JagdStealth
A lot of imports allow access to the tank through a door in the trunk. Lift up the carpet and spare tires and such and you just might find a lid you can unbolt and get access to the gas tank. That's how all of the Mitsu's, Nissans, Mazdas, and Toyotas I've worked on are. Don't know on a Honda.
