I want to cut an access panel to my fuel pump. Is the fuel pump facing the backseat or the trunk?

95 Does not, you'll have to drop the tank to get the fuel pump out, some people have been known to cut a hole by removing the backseat, I do not suggest this as it could cause fumes to come back through the car.

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This is some shots of me making my access panel for my fuel pump in my 86 Trans AM. The fuel tank is a 2002 plastic fuel tank. You'll notice ...

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Oldsmobile Alero cars & trucks access fuel pump trunk questions and ... Some cars have an access panel in the trunk under the carpeting, near the back seat on the ... is there an access to the fuel pump beside dropping the tank not unless you cut a ... ...no access hole you have to take the fuel tank out to replace the pump.

I believe you have to drop the fuel tank. If there were one, it'd be in the spare tire well, or under the carpet in the trunk.

When I hear situation like this I do it for free,You cant go through the backseat,The fuel tank has to be dropped,Its better to pump the fuel out of the tank From there you need to remove the fuel lines,then you need to remove the fuel inlet hose,Once you have the fuel tank down then you will need to remove the fuel pump flange,one removed you now have access to the fuel pump

under the backseat access panel with 3 screws

You don't need to drop the fuel tank in a 1995 940. There is an access panel in the trunk. Under the trunk liner there is a panel to the left of the backseat access. Unscrew the 4 screws there and you should see a screw-top cover. Remove it and you will have access to the fuel pump and floater.

look under the car and see where the tank is located. If it is under the trunk its probably in the trunk same for backseat tank would be under the back seat.

I would purchase and install an electric fuel pump or have one installed. Simple to install, attach to side of car, place in fuel ine and place black wire to battery, only problem, the pump starts pumping immediately when engine is turned on and in case of an accident, it will not shut off as long as the motor is running.

drain gas from tank drop tank down fuel pump in top of tank not very hard 4 bolts

Many of the Pontiacs of that era up to even present models had an access panel in the trunk that you could access through the back seat pass through.

Its been a while since I seen the inside of a Firebird, but in thinking about it the back seat pass through may not be present on the Firebird, but it may be worth the time to lift up the carpeting in the trunk area and see if there is an access panel to the fuel pump.