Questions & Answers for: change fuel pump 91 accord

...want start have to let it set for awhile before it starts...what could be wrong? need to know how to change the fuel pump, do i have to drop the fuel tank or can i get to it from under the back ...

fuel pump by taking out gas tank and it spurts gas when electrified. wires are also active when engine turns over in rear left behind seat. also changed the fuel filter (had been replaced before since

...a putting i put new fuel pump and filter it got worse and now wont start Change your distributor , I had the same Problem on a friends car and that fixed it. Hope this helps. did that same ...

...at about 5500 rpm ???????? did you change the fuel pump to a higher flow pump, a stock accord pump cannot meet the demand of the h22, also some thing to to look at the main relay, did you upgrade ...

...change test them? Please help ASAP. I am a mom about to lose kids because of no transportation. cars wont start without fuel so it could always be A) fuel pump B) fuel filter C) fuel injecters dirty. ...

...fuel pump (between the fuel tank and pump) that would be changed sometimes in a while. according to advance website your fuel pump is electric and inside the tank. the only pre-filter is thus the ...

...and when i give it the gas it revs up good. When i put it in drive it doesnt go far and then kills any suggestions? The fuel pump does not have enough power to supply fuel, or service your

change out the fuel filter and then try it, if that doesn't change anything then pressure test the fuel pump to see if it is putting out the correct pressure, low fuel pressure causes this type of

...that it could be the pump relay. does that control injector pulse as well??? yes it does control the fuel system, try changing it out with a know good one or new one. let me know if that

fuel. The pump may be supplying enough gas to fill the lines at a slower pace than the engine uses it up because the filter is clogged. Try changing the filter first. If you are able to check the fuel