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How do you replace gas pump on a 1990 Honda accord LX?

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Answer:

The fuel pump is mounted on top and inside the fuel tank. Look for an access panel above the fuel pump inside the vehicle. If there is no access panel then you will have to remove the fuel tank in order to access the fuel pump and remove it.

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