Fuel pump access door. How to install this 8"x8" door under the back seat of the gen5 Camaro. This will save your butt. Purchased from JEGS: www.jegs.com/i...
I love the content. Definitely going to use this video when I install my fuel pumps. Keep the videos coming man very informational we all need it!! Good job brother
Question and a comment- You can easily control drill bit depth by slipping hose over the bit, leaving however much you want exposed. What fuel system parts are you using?
Great content and thanks for the idea I was skeptical about doing this but it beats having to deal with removing more then you have too plus like you said if you have to do it again
I know you are usually very detailed and particular about your Camaro and correct me if I missed it but did you forget to treat the metal with a rust inhibitor before installing the door? I mean it's probably still possible to do with the door open but would have been a lot easier to do a thorough coating beforehand. Otherwise it's an awesome step by step instructional!
I guess I was having an off day and didn't think about it. Yes, some paint or other rust inhibitor wouldve been a good idea along the edge that I cut with the shear. Even though the car doesn't see rain, the moisture in the air will eventually rust the edge. Next time I'm in there, I'll give it a look. I can still get to the edge easily enough. Thanks Dave for the heads up.
Have you had to remove the pump bucket since you put the access door on? i installed my door for my upcoming fore install, i was curious if the bucket clears the tab that sticks inward on the door where the latch goes?
What wires did you tap for your fuel level sensor ? Do any of your videos cover that portion ? The instructions said the wires are not polarity sensitive