There sure is. Make sure the bottom seat doesn't have any bolts along the lower edge. If there are, remove them. Yank up on the lower seat section and it should pop up. You can slide it forward and then out of the car. That's best case, since I'm not looking at the car. Anyway, once you get the seat bottom out, there's an access panel near the centerline. Unbolt it and you're looking at the top of the combined fuel level sending unit and fuel pump housing. Unbolt it and disconnect the hoses and wires (with the battery disconnected, please) and lift the whole thing out. Be ready to catch any dripping fuel or it will stink up the interior. If it gets on the asphalt insulation under the seat, it will make a huge mess. Good luck.
