fuel pump replacement

how hard is it to replace the fuel pump in an accent. a girl i work with is having trouble with hers it randomly wont start once in a while. also how does the back bottom seat cushion come up. any help would be great.

so apperantly it seems like no one really does there own work do they.

Oh that attitude will get you lot's of help, NOT!

even without the attitude it got me no were no one in hear seems to even do there own work like as honda guys. and no ones said squat.

What year Accent? The halfway newer models have an access panel to the top of the fuel tank under the back seat. The bottom of the seat has 2 bolts on the back side, under the seat back. Take those 2 bolts out and the seat bottom should come right up.

Well i have got some ideas to replace your fuel pump I hope this could help.Mechanical fuel pump plays a significant role in vehicles equipped with carburetors. It supplies
fuel to the carburetor or fuel injection system with the proper pressure and volume.

Although fuel pumps doesn't necessarily require maintenance, You should replace it at once when damaged to avoid further car problems. In doing so, you wont need to hire a licensed technician. With these guides from BlountWeb, you can replace and install new fuel pump with no sweat.

But wait! Before following the fuel pump installation guides, BlountWeb recommends these safety tips for you.

* Do have a first-aid kit handy
* Do be careful when working around hot or sharp objects
* Do follow the manufacturer's instructions for all products
* Do use safety stands under the frame or drive-on ramps if you must raise your vehicle
* Don't run the engine without proper ventilation
* Don't smoke when working around the engine

Ready now? Then get those basic automotive tools and follow these tips to replace your fuel pump.

Old Pump Removal


Disconnect the fuel tank hose at the fuel pump, and plug the hose with a bolt or wooden dowel to keep any fuel from flowing out.
Disconnect the outlet line to the carburetor. Use a wrench on the fuel pump fitting and another on the line nut.
Disconnect the two attaching bolts and remove the old fuel pump. Clean off any old gasket material from the mounting surface of the engine.New Pump Installation

Coat a new fuel pump gasket on both sides with gasket sealer or gasket cement. Put the attaching bolts through the new pump and slip the gasket over the bolts.
Install the new pump on the engine. Make sure that the rocker arm in the pump is against the eccentric inside the engine, or that the push rod is correctly installed in both the engine and the fuel pump.
Attach the fuel outlet line that runs to the carburetor. If it's difficult to connect, remove the other end of the line from the carburetor. Connect the line to the fuel pump, and then reattach the other end to the carburetor. Use a wrench to hold the fuel pump fitting and tighten the line nut with another wrench.
Attach the fuel inlet hose from the gas tank, and the vapor return hose (if the vehicle is equipped with one). Tighten all clamps.
Reconnect the battery ground cable, start the vehicle and check for leaks.

mechanical fuel pump??? carburator??? niceman he's asking instructions for a Hyundai Accent, not a 86 chevette!!!

maxassassin you should seek help on a Hyundai forum, not here on a general car forum, just look around, the Hyundai section is full of questions like yours but empty of any answers or solutions.

OH! and you know Google.com ? it's quite usefull if you want fast answers! ;)

search for Accent fuel pump DIY or if the filter is in the tank search for Accent fuel filter DIY, you'll find what you're looking for.