How do I remove the old fuel pump from my 1999 Buick LeSabre Limited?

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Asked by villenauva Jan 11, 2016 at 11:54 AM about the 1999 Buick LeSabre Limited Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My fuel pump is going out on my 1999 Buick
LeSabre Limited and I'd like to repair it myself
and save some money.  However, I don't
know where the pump is on this car, can you
help me?  Thanks

4 Answers

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Is there a place in the trunk floorboard to get to the pump without dropping the tank?

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LeSabres from 2002-2005 all have the access panel. You can check but I am sure he is right that the tank has to be emptied and then dropped.

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I have a 97 LeSabre, haven't had to replace fuel pump (yet), but have done it in Fords, with no access panel. I cut (carefully) a square access opening under rear seat (from inside car) right above pump access in fuel tank (measure real carefully, keep fire extinguisher handy.) Epoxy the panel you cut back in place. MUCH easier...should work ion Buick??

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Larry, thats shifty. I would not recommend adding fire or spark to any gas tank, empty or not, aside from that, a 97 has an access in the trunk, its a tight fit. There is youtube for guidance. If at any point, you get stuck, call a buddy who has some experience, buy him/her a good round, have fun.

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