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Can someone point exactly where the fuel pump relay is?

 
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ha! angelfired!

 
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i fixed the link.. angelfire does suck! i really need help though guys, point out the fuel pump relay so i can remove it asap, thanks.

 
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I posted the wrong link. Maybe this one will help?
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...IT+%28CABIN%29

 
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why do you need to remove it?

 
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I have the Honda service manual at home I"ll take a look and get back with you unless someone beats me to it.

 
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I need to remove it because basically, all my money was spent on the car, and cant afford theft coverage, and as of right now i cant afford an alarm for awhile. The idea of parking my car with no theft coverage and no security measures does not seem like a nice one..

And anyways i heard removing the fuel pump relay is the best way to avoid theft (better then alarms),

Im not going to remove it all the time, Just when i park places like, Malls, Movies theaters, places of high risk.. Thanks for the help i hope someone can point it out i dont want to remove the wrong thing.

 
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I can also get more pictures if i didnt take good enough ones. thanks again

 
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You should be able to just pull the fuse for the fuel pump. That'd prevent it from turning over. There's a fuse panel under the steering column and in the engine bay on the passenger side. Can't remember where I saw it. It's all labeled though.

 
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Um... immobilizer.... Doesn't that mean anything to you?

 
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I think you're over worried... If you're going to pull the fuel relay when you go out all the time. You're better off getting an alarm with a fuel cut off.

 
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im am over worried, but only because i dont have theft, But i heard the immobolizer is easy to bipass, maybe im wrong? Well i would still like to remove the relay every once in awhile, and as for the fuse i dont know which one it is.

 
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i have heard that the immobilizer is very effective.

 
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Yea man, you are too over worried. Noone is going to steal your car.

 
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Not to worry you even more, but it really won't matter what you do if they have a tow truck. I realize Insurance is expensive but try and shop around more and you may find a better deal. Peace of mind is worth it.

 
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The imobilizer won't work only if they bring their own programmed ecu... Which I doubt they will... Anyways, chances are if they are that much involved in wanting to steal your car, they'll bring a flat bed.

 
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But who would go to the trouble of using a flatbead to steal a 2002 civic

 
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i should have kept my old 99 dx 4 door, nobody would want that piece of crap

 
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exactly... so stop worrying... No one wants your car.

 
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err ok, but anyways, i would still like to know where it is, so if someone could point it out. thanks.

 
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Well I would have to look in the manaul for the fuel pump relay, but the fuse is located in the under dash fuse box. If you count over from the bottom there should be 10 fuses. then go to the second row starting from the far left, it is the 7th fuse. So basically in the middle row of fuses, it is the 7th fuse.

 
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ok there isnt a relay called the fuel pump relay. It is the PGM-FI relay number 2. It is located under the glovebox. Therere will be 2 relays next to each other. The one on the right is the number 2 relay for the fule pump circuit. Dont get confused though, there are 4 relays under there. the 2 to the far right are AT reverse relay and the air/fuel ratio sensor relay, the 2 on the right are the PGM-FI relays. this should help you.