Got a friend with a chevy corsica, 4 cyl, 1996, EFI.

the fuel pump in the tank is bad (so says the dealer) and i got elected to change it. Lucky me.

Anyone know if the tank has to come out or is there an access hole in the trunk or under the back seat?

Thanks for any input on this...

now back to your regularly scheduled programming.



Trivia we may care about in 40 years...or not

-The Chevrolet Corsica was the first American car to be equipped with daytime running lights as standard equipment.


-The Chevrolet Corsica was at one time the hottest-selling GM car in China.


-At the height of its popularity, the Corsica outsold all other cars in the Chevrolet lineup except the Cavalier.

-A little-known twin of the Corsica is the Pontiac Tempest, which is identical to the Corsica with the exception of a slightly different front grille; all of which were sold in Canada.

-Over the years, the Corsica has been offered in sedan and hatchback formats, and in 4 trim levels: base, LT, LTZ and the somewhat rare XT, which offered leather interior!

-The Corsica was designed as a 4-door version of the Chevrolet Beretta, but it is actually shorter than the Beretta by a few inches. Its powertrain and chassis are descendants of those of the Chevrolet Citation.