Just did this on a 95 accord! Thanks for the guide. I used a drill metal cutter to make a hole. Then used some hand held heavy duty metal cutters from Harbor freight to avoid sparks as much as possible.
Thanks. My car broke down near a friends house, he helped me tow it to his place and I had to work with what we had. He had a sawz all which was risky but worked. I didnt have a Jack besides the one that came with the car would have been stuck without this video.
I appreciate you letting me help you. This is why I make these videos. You made my day. Thank you very very much for letting us know. Great job fixing your ride. Keep saving.
I guess I just found another reason why I hate working on Honda's. But this definitely helps me to figure out how I'm going to replace rusted out fuel lines on a 95 Accord... THANK YOU.
You are very welcome. There are 2 little holes in the area I cut the access hole, if you shine a flashlight in them at an angle you can see part of the fuel pump. I used one of the hole for my starting point. Hope this helps. Thanks and Keep saving money.
My 95 accord is hesitating to accelerate at 2500 rpms and hearing pops under me until I press down the gas more and suddenly it accelerates like if the vtec kicks in, can my fuel pump be going bad?
I used an angle grinder myself. After i dropped the tank, cause it needed to be replaced. full of rust. Then made a plate cover you screw in so it can be accessed over n over if need be without looking all botched up with tape....
Unfortunately yes, but check your trunk and under the back seat to make 100 percent sure. Second, check you main fuel relay(under steering wheel kick panel), disconnect a fuel line under the hood, spray starter fluid in the intake manifold while its turning over to see if the car jump like it's about to start. Do all that before dropping the tank. Good luck.
My understanding is that the service department is where most dealerships make their money. I'd love to see a new car maker make one danged car extremely well and make money from selling many . Like we do with Honda Accords and mainly Civics, we could rice that car in a zillion ways. And, make it easy for the consumer to fix and maintain him/her self.
There are 2 little holes in the area I cut the access hole, if you shine a flashlight in them at an angle you can see part of the fuel pump. I used one of the hole for my starting point. Hope this helps. Thanks and Keep saving money.
Thank for watching, the fuel pump location is mention on the video 47 second into the video, it's better if you watch it then me trying to explain it. Short version; in the fuel tank driver side. please watch video for exact location. Thanks again.
Its sad people are so greedy. Why make one access hole and not the other one to remove the pump. People would still bring it in to the shop because not everyone likes messing with cars
Only thing i wouldve done different is put an hinge on the metal you took off. That way if you ever need to get back in, just take the take off and flip it back and up out the way
I wish honda just made the access hole for the damn thing. I'm thinking out cutting a square out then adding hinges and a latching mechanism so it's like a access door.
That's a great idea. it would not be like an access door, don't sale yourself short; IT WOULD BE AN ACCESS DOOR. They did not add one so they can charge you for the work. put a gasket around your access door to ensure no gas fumes enter the trunk and inside the car. Keep her running.
Thank you for your comment. The silicon is to seal the cut, not to seal the tank. I still have the car. It's running great, and the hole is still seal.
I think you missed the opportunity to remove the fuel tank, which is not much harder than cutting your hole, and clean out build up in tank of water and much which can wreck your new fuel pump. refer to this video th-cam.com/video/E5xC957OXSs/w-d-xo.html
travis atwood lying to yourself is worse than lying to people. Even with a lift, it still does not take 15 minutes. Tell me what is wrong with my access hole; not that it's ugly, that's not how you do it, or any other nonsense. Tell me what is wrong with my access hole. Thanks for your comments any friend.
travis atwood 4 minutes to cutt, 7 minutes to replace fuel pump, 8 minutes to close access hole, silicon and duct tape. No lifts, no Jacks. Done. Thanks.
Buggz P I'm actually going to do a fuel pump in a 96 Honda Accord and prove that you can drop the tank in 15 minutes just for you... I'll send the link to the video ... with no lift in my yard...
Just did this on a 95 accord! Thanks for the guide. I used a drill metal cutter to make a hole. Then used some hand held heavy duty metal cutters from Harbor freight to avoid sparks as much as possible.
Way to save time and money. Keep her running. Thanks.
Thanks for posting your brilliant tutorial. Used it on my 97 accord and it saved me a lot of time.
You very welcome. Keep her running.
Just did this to mine ! You're a legend!!!! Thanks mate
Thanks. My car broke down near a friends house, he helped me tow it to his place and I had to work with what we had. He had a sawz all which was risky but worked. I didnt have a Jack besides the one that came with the car would have been stuck without this video.
I appreciate you letting me help you. This is why I make these videos. You made my day. Thank you very very much for letting us know. Great job fixing your ride. Keep saving.
Good man. You are a scholar and a gentleman
Thank you sir.
I guess I just found another reason why I hate working on Honda's. But this definitely helps me to figure out how I'm going to replace rusted out fuel lines on a 95 Accord... THANK YOU.
thanks for the video, saving time and $$$, without breaking a sweat. working with your head,thanks again.
Thank you for your wonderful comments. You're very welcome.
Same game. Forget dropping the tank for a 20+ year old bucket. They're just A to B cars at this point anyways.
I love everything about this video
Thanks for the video. Gonna have this project coming up very very soon.
You're very welcome.
About to do the same thing tomorrow to my Honda ...fuel pump went out last week👍🏾👍🏾🤔
Sir did you drain the gas before you cut the body sheet.
What the mileage on your accord when the FP went out ?
How far over did you have to cut that access how did you determine that? Thank you for making this video
You are very welcome. There are 2 little holes in the area I cut the access hole, if you shine a flashlight in them at an angle you can see part of the fuel pump. I used one of the hole for my starting point. Hope this helps. Thanks and Keep saving money.
What kind of blade did you use on your dremel ? Where can I get a blade ?
The dremel tool uses cutting wheel.
Is it a smooth edge cutting wheel or is a cutting wheel with teeth ?
Hey Buggz is the cutting wheel you used was it a smooth edge cutting wheel or was it cutting wheel with teeth like a saw blade
Thanks
My 95 accord is hesitating to accelerate at 2500 rpms and hearing pops under me until I press down the gas more and suddenly it accelerates like if the vtec kicks in, can my fuel pump be going bad?
I used an angle grinder myself. After i dropped the tank, cause it needed to be replaced. full of rust. Then made a plate cover you screw in so it can be accessed over n over if need be without looking all botched up with tape....
Very good. You never have to drop the tank again.
Is it the same on the 94 accord?
Unfortunately yes, but check your trunk and under the back seat to make 100 percent sure. Second, check you main fuel relay(under steering wheel kick panel), disconnect a fuel line under the hood, spray starter fluid in the intake manifold while its turning over to see if the car jump like it's about to start. Do all that before dropping the tank. Good luck.
My understanding is that the service department is where most dealerships make their money. I'd love to see a new car maker make one danged car extremely well and make money from selling many . Like we do with Honda Accords and mainly Civics, we could rice that car in a zillion ways. And, make it easy for the consumer to fix and maintain him/her self.
Thank you for making this video, My brother is having a hard time replacing the fuel pump, do you have any tips on how to replace.
you might have mentioned where exactly is the fuel pump located? what you show resembles the trunk
There are 2 little holes in the area I cut the access hole, if you shine a flashlight in them at an angle you can see part of the fuel pump. I used one of the hole for my starting point. Hope this helps. Thanks and Keep saving money.
How did you cut It?
I subscribed cause i like your style
Thank you.
Good job bro
Mr SS
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much
Where is the fuel pump located? You didn't mention it your video?
Thank for watching, the fuel pump location is mention on the video 47 second into the video, it's better if you watch it then me trying to explain it. Short version; in the fuel tank driver side. please watch video for exact location. Thanks again.
Its sad people are so greedy. Why make one access hole and not the other one to remove the pump. People would still bring it in to the shop because not everyone likes messing with cars
Mr SS
Greed is part of the reason why the world is so messed up. I'm here to offset greed with free help and good deeds. Thanks.
Buggz P yea i cut an access hole in my s10 bed and put the bed liner back on top of it lol
Good man
What did you use to cut it with
I used a dremel tool and cutting wheel.
Only thing i wouldve done different is put an hinge on the metal you took off. That way if you ever need to get back in, just take the take off and flip it back and up out the way
The car might be in the junk yard before you need another fuel pump
I wish honda just made the access hole for the damn thing. I'm thinking out cutting a square out then adding hinges and a latching mechanism so it's like a access door.
That's a great idea. it would not be like an access door, don't sale yourself short; IT WOULD BE AN ACCESS DOOR. They did not add one so they can charge you for the work. put a gasket around your access door to ensure no gas fumes enter the trunk and inside the car. Keep her running.
My own cuts off. Automatically. But starts bac again. Whats the problem plz
I need a little more info. What were you doing? Driving? How often does it shut off, shut off in gear or right after you start it?
@@buggzp9887 it shuts off in gear. While i am driving.
How long has it been doing that? When was the last time you got a tune up?
@@buggzp9887 for a while. Is it the distributor
External coil an a new distributor
Yes you are right about extra money
@2:01 You never use water for a gasoline fire.
Nice job
but Gas eats silicon
Thank you for your comment. The silicon is to seal the cut, not to seal the tank. I still have the car. It's running great, and the hole is still seal.
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Thank you very much.
Damn Accord!
I think you missed the opportunity to remove the fuel tank, which is not much harder than cutting your hole, and clean out build up in tank of water and much which can wreck your new fuel pump. refer to this video th-cam.com/video/E5xC957OXSs/w-d-xo.html
I appreciate your comment. Thank you.
we cut when we can easy
really? it takes 15 min to drop the tank... why do this ? had to take at least 15 min to do the cut ...
travis atwood lying to yourself is worse than lying to people. Even with a lift, it still does not take 15 minutes. Tell me what is wrong with my access hole; not that it's ugly, that's not how you do it, or any other nonsense. Tell me what is wrong with my access hole. Thanks for your comments any friend.
travis atwood 4 minutes to cutt, 7 minutes to replace fuel pump, 8 minutes to close access hole, silicon and duct tape. No lifts, no Jacks. Done. Thanks.
Buggz P dont respond to idiots
Buggz P I'm actually going to do a fuel pump in a 96 Honda Accord and prove that you can drop the tank in 15 minutes just for you... I'll send the link to the video ... with no lift in my yard...
@@travisatwood576 no video...never happened.