 Removing the tank
You have to remove the nuts that hold the straps in the front of the tank.
Use a floor jack to support the tank then remove the 2 nuts that hold the straps.
First you will want to remove the vent and fill hose on the P-side rear of tank before lowering the tank.
I could do it in my sleep seeing how both my kids have 93 tempo's and I've had to replace 2 fuel pumps. I thought I could get away with a used pump but used pumps go bad as well so I would suggest get a new pump and save your self the time. | 
