Today, I’m going to show you how to access and replace the fuel pump in a Honda. First, we need to locate the fuel pump fuse and disable it. You’ll need a needle nose to remove the small fuse, as it can be tricky to access.
Next, we’ll release the pressure to ensure safe access to the fuel pump. Once that’s done, we can head to the back of the trunk to access the fuel pump.
The fuel pump in this car is located in the back of the trunk, under the flooring. After removing the necessary parts, you’ll find the fuel pump housed in a specific compartment. Now, it’s time to remove the bolts and take out the fuel pump to inspect it.
Once the fuel pump is exposed, you’ll see the fuel filter and other components. It’s essential to inspect the filter and, if necessary, replace the entire unit instead of just the filter. This can be a challenging task, so it’s often best to replace the entire unit for convenience and efficiency.
With the maintenance or replacement completed, you can reinstall the fuel pump and secure it back in place. Thanks for watching, and I hope you find this tutorial helpful. Don’t forget to check out more of my videos and leave a comment!
Where is the fuel pump located in a Honda?
The fuel pump for this car is located in the back of the trunk right under the flooring.
How do you access the fuel pump?
To access the fuel pump, you need to remove the fuel pump fuse, release the pressure, and then remove the bolts to take out the fuel pump from its housing in the trunk.
Can the fuel filter be cleaned?
It’s best to replace the whole unit rather than cleaning the fuel filter as it is integrated with the fuel pump and is difficult to take out separately.
What is the best practice for maintaining the fuel pump?
It’s recommended to replace the whole unit if maintenance is needed, and to install it back properly for optimal performance.