Delphi Fuel Pump Tank Seal P/N:FA10033
Delphi FA10039 fuel pump tank seal for the 1990-1997 Mazda Miata keeps fuel from escaping where the fuel pump mounts in the tank. It is designed to meet or exceed the performance of the original unit.
A fuel smell near the tank, or dampness and fuel staining at the pump opening, can mean the seal is leaking. With the engine off and cool, look around the opening for fuel residue. Other fittings can leak too, so have a shop find the source before you replace anything. Consider a new tank seal whenever the fuel pump is serviced.
This tank seal fits the 1990-1997 and 1999-2005 Mazda Miata.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One tank seal. A car with this fitment needs just one.
Interchange: BP4W-60-962 · J004-60-962
4060046 · LO157
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Does the Delphi FA10039 tank seal fit a 1990-1997 Mazda Miata?
Yes. Delphi FA10039 fits the 1990-1997 Mazda Miata and the 1999-2005 Mazda Miata.
Does this oval fuel pump tank seal come as a single piece?
Yes. The package holds one tank seal and nothing else, so a fuel pump or other hardware is not part of this listing.
Is the Delphi FA10039 tank seal made of polymer?
Yes. Delphi FA10039 is a polymer seal with an oval, flat shape.
How can I tell if a fuel pump tank seal is leaking?
A fuel smell near the tank or fuel staining around the pump opening can be signs. Look only with the engine off and cool, and have a shop test the fuel system rather than keep driving.
Is the FA10039 seal made for one specific application?
Yes. Delphi makes each tank seal for a specific application so the fuel system seals properly, and FA10039 is built to endure harsh conditions.
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