Fuel starvation: It causes many symptoms, such as stalling, hard starting, misfiring, and sluggish acceleration. And lots of times, it can be traced right back to the source, your Honda fuel pump. Whenever your ignition is on, your Honda fuel pump sits humming away, most of the time from inside the fuel tank itself. Since it's an electric motor and it runs all the time, the Honda fuel pump needs to be cooled to have a long life. The gasoline itself acts as a coolant for your Honda fuel pump--as long as there's enough in your tank to do the job. You've heard people say not to run a fuel-injected vehicle out of gas, and it's true. Even if you don't burn out the Honda fuel pump, you run the risk of ingesting crud from the tank bottom, and if it gets past the screen it can clog your Honda fuel pump. In either case, you'll need to get a new Honda fuel pump, and get the old one out. The first part is easy: Order your new Honda electric fuel pump from us. Unlike your local parts store, we won't try to sell you a generic electric pump: We'll get you the application-specific OE-style Honda fuel pump for your car or SUV. The second part, accessing your Honda fuel pump, can be trickier. There's usually an access hatch allowing you to reach the Honda fuel pump, but not always. If you need a hand with the job, order a Honda repair manual along with your Honda fuel pump. That way you'll have step-by-step instructions along with a top quality Honda fuel pump, and you'll save money on both.