The 1985 Honda Accord (with a carburetor) doesn't have a dedicated fuel pump relay in the same way fuel-injected cars do. The fuel pump on these carburetted models is typically controlled directly by the ignition switch. There isn't a separate relay acting as an intermediary. The pump runs when the ignition is on.
If you're having fuel pump issues, the problem likely lies with the pump itself, the wiring to the pump, or the ignition switch. Checking the fuses related to the ignition system would be a good starting point.
