2000 Passport V6 3.2L
Wow. Where to begin on this one? I guess I'll start from the beginning and tell my tale of woe. Hopefully it will save someone else from the disaster I have encountered...
Okay, like many tens of thousands of Passport/Rodeo owners, my 'Check Engine' light came on a few months back coinciding with the phenomenon of my fuel gauge reading empty - or near empty - most of the time when the level was below 3/4 tank. I checked the error code and sure enough it was a fuel sending unit malfunction. I was told by the dealer that the only way to fix this issue was to replace the entire fuel pump assembly to the tune of $700 parts and labor. No thanks.
So, I did some research and found a guy on eBay (User Name awnicol25)who sold the fuel sending unit separate from the fuel pump assembly and GUARANTEED it would fix my problem. I think I gave $25 for it. Great. I'll swap it out one fine Saturday afternoon and that will be the end of it. Well, I get under the car and I get to looking and I say to myself "I don't want to dick with taking this tank off." Most things aren't a concern for me, but dropping the fuel tank is. I don't like the idea of dealing with gas in an unstable environment. I took my car down to a guy I know who works on Hondas and he says for $100 he'll replace the FSU for me. Awesome! $125 and I'm getting this fixed.
The sending unit sold by awnicol25 on eBay works great.
either the guage is malfunctioning or the fuel pump sending unit is stuck.
It is probably your fuel sending unit gone bad. Have seen multiple posts on this problem.
To fix the 1998 Honda passport odometer, simply take it to a professional mechanic or refer to the service and user manual.
buy a repair manual at any auto barts store there only around 20.00 dollars
The right side cylinders may not be firing on a 1998 Honda Passport because there is a problem with the main relay.
The owner's manual for a 1998 Honda Passport is available for download on the official Honda website. Specifications and warranties are available as well.
Shift solenoids are found on the transmission of the 1998 Honda Passport. The shift solenoids allow for smooth operation of the transmission when passing through the gears.
The library is a great source.
detach it from the batter ...
The power steering fluid reservoir on a 1998 Honda Passport is found on the driver side of the engine bay. It is located in front of the brake master cylinder reservoir.
It holds about 20 gallons of gas
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