My 2000 Honda CR-V died on the interstate yesterday. When I tried to restart it, it would crank fine but not catch. I figure this means it's the fuel or ignition. The mechanic's guess is that the fuel pump failed. His guess was based on not smelling any gas when he cranked the engine. Is that a valid test? He said that if it turns out to be the fuel pump, he'd have to remove the fuel tank to get to the pump. However, looking at my repair manual, there's an access panel under the rear left seat that leads to the fuel pump. No need to remove the fuel tank. The mechanic said it would cost about 0 (parts+labor) to replace the fuel pump with an aftermarket one. I see that aftermarket replacement pumps cost anywhere from to 0 online. Does the 0 estimate sound reasonable? How many hours work is it to replace the fuel pump? Thanks