Elwuudz

FUEL PUMP replacement del slow

PLEASE HELP ME MY DD needs honda-techs help!!

1. where is the fuel pump?

*how hard/easy is it to install in a shop with lifts and pretty good tools "for someone moderately mechanicly inclined"?

2. do failed attempts to start a d15b7 with no gas break the fuel pump?

3. does cranking the car with no gas in it cause air bubbles to form in the injection lines?

4. will just letting it sit for a day or two resolve the issue?

pdiggitydogg

1) In the fuel tank.
The hardest part to get to it, is removing the rear interior panels. After that, its straight forward, with removing the the cover and pulling the pump and connectors.

2) Test the pump - turn the car to "on" but dont start. You should be able to hear the pump turning on.
Failed start may mean bad pump, bad injectors, dirty parts, holes in lines, bad plugs or other ignition parts.....so it could be a lot of things, other than pump

3) Maybe a little?

4) With cars, the only thing that happens by itself, is rusting...

Elwuudz

thanks for the input^^

looking for more input MOD!! 99%

I hear the sound of the pump prime when the key is turned in the ignition

a minor tune up was done less than 6k miles ago

to include

fuel filter
cap n rotor
new spark plugs
new ignition wires
air filter and shortram for a CAI
fittings for fuel lines
cleaned injectors
new timing belt and tensioner
checked valve clearences
new altenator
drive pulley"crank" <--unothodox matched with a new larger altenator pulley to match the voltage for correct output
new battery
oil change (+filter) with synthetic 5-10w40
tranny oil change ^same

oil is done every 2000 miles both tranny and engine

and the fuel filter i've only replaced 2x ever Ive inspected all items