Where is the fuel pump on a Honda Passport?

Answer by  6ixk (1156)

Directly located under the rear seats. You will have three bolts that remove them. They are all metrics. Its the same process in any Honda, they are always in this location.

Answer by  kavinjk (27)

The Honda Passport has a fuel pump, which fortunately for you, has always been located below and 6 mm directly behind the oil filter, on the left side of the vehicle. The filter is covered by a small tag which will say that you should adjust torque to the specification in the owners' manual, which would have told you this!

Answer by  rickerick (36)

It depends on the year. A newer model will have the fuel pump in the gas tank where as an older one will have it by the carburetor.

Answer by  Snappledrank (103)

The fuel pump on a Honda Passport can be found to the left of the engine, just under the air filter. You will need to remove the wing nut and take off the filter in order to see it though.

Answer by  10 (52)

The Honda Passport has a fuel pump, which fortunately for you, has always been located below and 6 mm directly behind the oil filter, on the left side of the vehicle. The filter is covered by a small tag which will say that you should adjust torque to the specification in the owners' manual, which would have told you this!

Answer by  ijlalnoor (2656)

It is located directly under the rear seats of the car. If you want to remove it, you will first have to remove the three bolts and then remove the fuel tank. Do this in reverse to attach it back again. It is the same location for all Honda cars.

Answer by  N31J (148)

Contrary to belief the fuel tank of a car isn't in the engine the boot or underneath the car. The fuel tank is actually located behind the rear seats of a sedan but since the honda passport is an SUV it is probably located behind and beneath the rear passenger seats.