Where is the fuel filter located on a 1990 Honda prelude?

This sounds like a float problem. The carbs have a fuel chamber each and the amount of fuel in the chambers is controlled by a plastic float and needle valve. Carb will require stripping and cleaning and float adjusted. Not a job for DIY i'm afraid

Hello ririshrusso: My name is Roger and I will help you. The fuel pump on your car is located inside of the fuel tank. You must drop the fuel tank to gain access to the pump. Should you need further help please just ask. Please rate the answer. This way I know it was helpful. Thank You for using Fix Ya. Roger

Low retail valve $1950.00
Average clean and in good condition $3100.00
High retail valve $4375.00
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i do not know but give this websites a try www.alladtadiy.com and www.autozone.com if all fails stop by your local Honda dealership in the part department and they be able to print you off the pictures and diagrams you will need so you know where it is located wish you the best of luck Michigan Man

Carbureted engines: Two filters; a small one is in the fuel line under the hood; a larger one is located at the rear, just inboard of the left rear wheel.
Fuel-injected engines: the filter is located in the engine compartment, against the firewall, just to the left (as you face the engine) of the throttle housing, and slightly lower (follow the fuel line from your fuel rail, where your injectors are, back to it). It has two fuel lines (in and out) going to it, and it is held in place by a clamp which bolts it to the firewall.
Hope this helps you find it.

CHECK THE PCM IGNITION FUSE.SINCE THE COMPUTER CONTROLS FIRE AND FUEL.

you can pull fuel injector fuses and remove the gas cap but try to start it a few times so it relieves the pressure that was there...if it does not work on some honda i put a rag underneath the fuel rail and open the large bango nut that connects the line to the fuel rail just crack it 3/4 turn till it leaks a little and let it squirt out the pressure just wear eye protection its pretty easy fuel filter to do..

Try changing the gas filter - could be a clogged filter, and draining a bit out moves the blockage out of the way.

yes. there is a large main inline filter right next to the gas tank and a smaller filter at the fuel inlet of the carbuerator. this one usually doesn't need changed as often as the main filter, about every 50k miles or so

This prelude model on my experience the cause of in emission either map sensor near the throttle body and the small hose is connected. Next the coolant sensor below the distributor w/ two wires and the fuel pressure is cause by bad fuel pressure regulator at the end of fuel rail or the fuel return line closed. I hope this will give help to you.