Hello. :welcome:
I have an '87 Olds Cutlass Ciera that needs a new fuel pump.
I connected 12v directly to the fuel pump connector and the pump doesn't make a sound or make any Pressure.
My question is
Has anyone ever cut an access hole in the floorboard under the back seat instead of dropping the fuel tank?
If you work in a shop and have a lift, it may be easier to drop the tank, however I am working in my driveway and I had just topped off the tank.
Dropping the full tank could be major hassle :boxing: , so I would have to siphon or get a drill operated pump to empty before removing.
I think in my situation it would be easier to cut a hole in the floorboard so I could r&r the pump.
What do you all think?
Thanks.
I have an '87 Olds Cutlass Ciera that needs a new fuel pump.
I connected 12v directly to the fuel pump connector and the pump doesn't make a sound or make any Pressure.
My question is
Has anyone ever cut an access hole in the floorboard under the back seat instead of dropping the fuel tank?
If you work in a shop and have a lift, it may be easier to drop the tank, however I am working in my driveway and I had just topped off the tank.
Dropping the full tank could be major hassle :boxing: , so I would have to siphon or get a drill operated pump to empty before removing.
I think in my situation it would be easier to cut a hole in the floorboard so I could r&r the pump.
What do you all think?
Thanks.