DIY How To Change Replace Fuel Pump Fuel Pump Housing 2001-2005 Honda Civic LX 

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I just made sure the battery was disconnected. You could take out the fuse if you feel safer. Just make sure you're in an open ventilated area. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching, commenting, and don't forget to like and subscribe.

I remember I had to use the old one since mine didn't come with it. I just transferred it onto the new part. If and when you buy the replacement part, always compare it to the original. You may have to transfer parts from the original to the new one that don't come as part of it. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching, commenting, and don't forget to like and subscribe.

You are having problem with the fuel getting to the engine. You want to check fuel line, fuel relay, fuel pump fuse. Mostly like it might be the fuel pump, but you want to check the other components just in case. Also check the spark plugs to see if they’re wet at the tip, if not that’s another indicator that you aren’t getting fuel to the engine. Hopefully that helps you out 🤞🏾

I tightened it pretty hard with my hand, but thanks for the heads up. Keep watching, commenting, and don't forget to subscribe.

@@RobertsVideoMachine BTW What we're the symptoms you were getting?

@@Hector-cn3rv I was smelling gasoline and when I had my car in the shop, the mechanic was nice enough to tell me.

@user-kn2br7sb1h You may be able to get it at other auto parts stores or the Honda dealership, but I decided to buy mine at AutoZone. It's your own personal preference. Thanks for watching and don't forget to like and subscribe.

According to the Honda dealership it's the fuel pump housing which contains the fuel pump. When I bought it from Autozone they called it the fuel pump housing as well. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching, commenting, and don't forget to subscribe.

You have to keep playing with it. I remember I struggled a lot with putting it on. You have to find the sweet spot. Good luck! Thanks for watching, commenting, and don't forget to like and subscribe.

Car smelled like gasoline, and it left small puddles on the floor. It would also not start once in a while. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching, commenting, and don't forget to like and subscribe.