Replacing fuel pump on a 93 Accord
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Replacing fuel pump on a 93 Accord
I'm needing to replace the fuel pump on my 93 Accord.I would like to do this without dropping the tank.I would like to cut a access hole to get to the pump.Any suggestions on where to cut a access hole.
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Re: Replacing fuel pump on a 93 Accord
Accords are very hard.
There are a lot of lines and covers and brackets to plastic stuff all over the drivers side next to the tank. There is always a ton of grime on all those 10 mm bolt and they will break if you don't spray them.
The really big problem is getting the high pressure line disconnected from the frame hardline! This will easily round if you are impatient. Put the wrench on it and smack the end of the wrench with a hammer while slightly trying to turn it. This will help a lot if it is seized. Sometimes I have even seen rusted lines that had to be repaired under the plastic cover.
The electrical connectors are deep in the trunk under the carpet on the pass side. Disconnect both wires before dropping tank or you will rip the connectors off and then dammm! Be patient with the pump ring and clean everything on top of the tank before you remove the pump; you don't want a tank full of crud.
It's a hard job on the ground, but these cars have a drain plug. Drain all the fuel so you can handle the tank. Good luck.
There are a lot of lines and covers and brackets to plastic stuff all over the drivers side next to the tank. There is always a ton of grime on all those 10 mm bolt and they will break if you don't spray them.
The really big problem is getting the high pressure line disconnected from the frame hardline! This will easily round if you are impatient. Put the wrench on it and smack the end of the wrench with a hammer while slightly trying to turn it. This will help a lot if it is seized. Sometimes I have even seen rusted lines that had to be repaired under the plastic cover.
The electrical connectors are deep in the trunk under the carpet on the pass side. Disconnect both wires before dropping tank or you will rip the connectors off and then dammm! Be patient with the pump ring and clean everything on top of the tank before you remove the pump; you don't want a tank full of crud.
It's a hard job on the ground, but these cars have a drain plug. Drain all the fuel so you can handle the tank. Good luck.
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Re: Replacing fuel pump on a 93 Accord
Accords are very hard.
There are a lot of lines and covers and brackets to plastic stuff all over the drivers side next to the tank. There is always a ton of grime on all those 10 mm bolt and they will break if you don't spray them.
The really big problem is getting the high pressure line disconnected from the frame hardline! This will easily round if you are impatient. Put the wrench on it and smack the end of the wrench with a hammer while slightly trying to turn it. This will help a lot if it is seized. Sometimes I have even seen rusted lines that had to be repaired under the plastic cover.
The electrical connectors are deep in the trunk under the carpet on the pass side. Disconnect both wires before dropping tank or you will rip the connectors off and then dammm! Be patient with the pump ring and clean everything on top of the tank before you remove the pump; you don't want a tank full of crud.
It's a hard job on the ground, but these cars have a drain plug. Drain all the fuel so you can handle the tank. Good luck.
There are a lot of lines and covers and brackets to plastic stuff all over the drivers side next to the tank. There is always a ton of grime on all those 10 mm bolt and they will break if you don't spray them.
The really big problem is getting the high pressure line disconnected from the frame hardline! This will easily round if you are impatient. Put the wrench on it and smack the end of the wrench with a hammer while slightly trying to turn it. This will help a lot if it is seized. Sometimes I have even seen rusted lines that had to be repaired under the plastic cover.
The electrical connectors are deep in the trunk under the carpet on the pass side. Disconnect both wires before dropping tank or you will rip the connectors off and then dammm! Be patient with the pump ring and clean everything on top of the tank before you remove the pump; you don't want a tank full of crud.
It's a hard job on the ground, but these cars have a drain plug. Drain all the fuel so you can handle the tank. Good luck.
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Re: Replacing fuel pump on a 93 Accord
make sure u check ur main relay before changing ur fuel pump. the cost $60 at local auto parts stores but $30 online. new fuel pump wont help without a functioning main relay
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Re: Replacing fuel pump on a 93 Accord
I drive it about 80 miles a day I'm just tired of it misfiring fuel pressure has been checked and wasn't in specs. I done replaced the fuel filter. I will check the relay. Where is it located
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Re: Replacing fuel pump on a 93 Accord
Well, if the main relay contacts have worn from arcing or there is a bad connection at the pump the low voltage will cause the pump not to produce the proper voltage. Rare, but it happens.
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Re: Replacing fuel pump on a 93 Accord
Whether or not the issue may be the fuel pump, this link has instructions on fuel pump replacement without the need to lower the fuel tank, etc., etc.
Honda Fuel Pump Test
Honda Fuel Pump Test
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Re: Replacing fuel pump on a 93 Accord
1. The maintenance cap is smaller than what is shown in the service manual link. In addition, it may be a little behind the center of the rear seat. The cap is part #34 in this parts diagram:
1993 Honda Accord 4 Door LX KA 4AT Fuel Tank - HondaPartsNow.com
2. Here is a photo of the fuel tank unit, with the maintenance access cover removed; behind the rear seat.
1993 Honda Accord 4 Door LX KA 4AT Fuel Tank - HondaPartsNow.com
2. Here is a photo of the fuel tank unit, with the maintenance access cover removed; behind the rear seat.
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