1995 Plymouth Voyager Fuel Pump
I am looking to replace the fuel pump in a 1995 Plymouth Voyager with the 3.0L v6. I was told the fuel pump is in the gas tank. What is the best way to go about replacing the pump when it is in the tank? Is there some easy way to drain the fuel or do I have to siphon it out, and is there a specific way to drop the tank? Any help is appreciated.
Apr 18, 2006 at 4:33 AM
Sorry about the late reply. There is no easy way, that I'm aware of. My info says there is a drain tube on left frame rail. You may have to siphon to empty the tank. If you don't have a lift, then a floor jack comes in handy to lower tank. Having a couple of helpers can be nice.
I have heard of people cutting a hole in trunk or floor pan above the pump, so they could remove it without dropping the tank. Then using a piece floor pan to cover the hole. I don't know if that would be applicable for your vehicle as far as cutting hole.
I have heard of people cutting a hole in trunk or floor pan above the pump, so they could remove it without dropping the tank. Then using a piece floor pan to cover the hole. I don't know if that would be applicable for your vehicle as far as cutting hole.
Mar 14, 2015 at 4:19 AM
Suggested Repair
There is no easy access method. Drain the tank through the drain tube on the left frame rail, or siphon it if needed. Without a lift, use a floor jack and helpers to lower the tank and replace the in-tank pump. Cutting an access hole in the floor is not a confirmed option for this vehicle.
Conversation Summary
The owner of a 1995 Plymouth Voyager 3.0L V6 asked how to replace the in-tank fuel pump, including how to drain fuel and drop the tank. The expert said there is no easy method, noted a drain tube on the left frame rail, and said siphoning may be necessary. A floor jack and helpers can help lower the tank if a lift is unavailable. Cutting a floor access hole was mentioned only as something others have done, with no confirmation it applies here.
