This is the GenRight Off Road rear floor access plate for the wider floor ribs on the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited LJ (all models 2003 to 2006).
It allows you access to the top of the fuel tank (pump, electrical, hoses, vents, etc) without dropping the entire fuel tank!
Simply remove the cover plate and you have full access to the top of the fuel pump module (fuel lines and electrical connections!).
The outside frame is made of heavy duty 3/16" laser cut and formed steel. It drops into the rear cargo area floor (after cutting a hole), which makes it even with the top of the ribs in the rear floor section.
Then a 1/8" thick aluminum cover plate screws down with stainless steel button head allen bolts, as pictured.
Works with factory Jeep or after market fuel tanks.
Includes mounting hardware (you supply the silicone to seal it to the floor).
The base plate (frame) is secured to the rear floor area with (any bonding type silicone) a series of 1/8" pop rivets.
Perfect for LS and other V8 conversions too!
Installation is fairly simple: just mark where to cut, drill a 3/8" hole in each corner and cut the floor using a jig saw with metal cutting blade.
If you have a TJ, YJ or CJ please see part number GST-5050.
Click on pictures to see larger more detailed images.
5 Reviews
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Fuel pump access panel for jeep LJ
Just what the Dr ordered. Enables fuel pump access with out dropping having to drop entire tank.
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Fuel Pump Access Panel
This product was well packaged and arrived in great condition. Very well made, like every other GenRight product I've purchased. Looking forward to installing this along with my new GR 26 gallon gas tank.
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Install Review
This access plate is so well engineered and constructed. The final product looks like it was installed as original equipment. Thank you for the quick shipping and professional product, I would recommend this to anybody wanting a good alternate for removing their fuel tank.
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Fitment was excellent
Reasonable price and good product
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Great product
When this first came out I ordered it. Have you ever had a fuel pump go out on the trail? This makes it so easy to fix and for the money it's one of the best things you can do!
