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Chrysler Repair/fuel pump replacement: '96 LH body

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Expert: - 8/28/2011


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I have a 1996 Chrysler LHS. I need to replace the fuel pump. Can you tell me if the pump is accessable through the back seat, or do I have to drop the tank?

Answer
Hi Dick,
I don't have the '96 manual, rather a '94 and a '98. The '94 show removal via an access plate on the floor of the trunk while the '98 shows you need to drop the tank. So please take a look and let me know whether you find a round lid or not. Then I can give you some tips about what to do.
Roland

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I specialize in Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth cars, minivans, and SUV's for the model years 1982-2008 based upon my 50-year DIY experience, factory shop manuals and wiring diagrams. I offer fast repair advice to help you minimize repair costs by helping you diagnose and do it yourself. Problems with electronically controlled engines and transmissions as well as body wiring problems are my specialty.

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Five decades as a 'do-it-yourselfer' on domestic and imported cars

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Yahoo Autos Group called The Chrysler Lebaron Club (co-moderator)

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Degrees in Physics/bruised knuckles.

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"Top expert of 2010" and "2011" at Allexperts. Among top 50 experts for years 2006-2009 at Allexperts.

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