h22bb1

http://www.hondapartscheap.com/south...t=0&quantity=0

is it the number 20?

Jonathan_ED3

I believe so.

h22bb1

thanks..
anyone?

98civdx

looks like thats it.
price looks like it would for it to.

h22bb1

thank u.

is it really?

h22bb1

??

h22bb1

anyone?

98civdx

yea
but id say look around b4 you buy at honda
im sure you could find something just as good for less
but if you want oem go for it.

The_Honda_Guy

Why not just purchase a whole pump assembly and replace it all while you're in there? I guess that would only be if you had some money to spend though.

The_Honda_Guy

Btw, are you replacing this because the gauge doesn't read accurately all the time? That's a common thing with Civics. I believe I remember reading that their tanks aren't as baffled as others or something along those lines.

h22bb1

yes... full tank of gas, my gauge only goes up to 75 percent. and then after 1 day it will go all the way down. so every 300 km's it's time for me to get gas.lol!
i just replaced my fuel pump too (1 month ago)
btw before i replaced my fuel pump the gauge was defective already.

h22bb1

??

98civdx

my does this to.
its very common with civics.
you were right becasue they have no baffles the gas is moving around all the time

The_Honda_Guy

From the sounds of it you may just have a defective cluster then. If you replaced the fuel pump with a complete new assembly (pump, strainer, level gauge, etc.) and it didn't fix the issue you may have either bad wiring or a defective cluster. I know on GM vehicles when the gauge starts reading whacky it's usually the **** *** GM fuel pump going bad. Generally Hondas don't have many issues with fuel pumps or level sensors going bad though.

Usually the Civics will read only slightly off for a short period of time I.E. going around a sharp turn, going up or down hills, taking off from a stop, etc. Once you stop and are on level ground the gauge will read fine. It doesn't read super wonky like some of the old cars did, just that it will go up or down 2 or so gallons depending on what you're doing. It's not really a problem though, seeing as how your gas light will come on once you've got 2 gallons left. My girlfriend's is like this, as is my 94 EX. Seems just like a common thing. Not that it's a problem really since the gas light will catch you plenty in time before running out of gas. lol

Jonathan_ED3

Kind of off-topic, but isn't that the truth!!!

I work in auto parts, and I'd say 75% of the pumps we sell are for GM vehicles (mostly trucks)

They are garbage!!!!

The_Honda_Guy

Haha, yep. GM fuel pumps are extremely shitty. I've replaced them in nearly every kind of GM vehicle - Cavalier, Impala, Grand Prix, Silverado 1500, Jimmy, Blazer - and the list goes on and on. They fail in two major ways. One is that the fuel level sensor ***** out and starts reading wonky. The other way is that it just dies suddenly and burns out. Pretty much sucks ***. lol