Delphi MF0046 mechanical fuel pump for the 1983-1984 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L moves fuel from the tank toward the engine. Delphi builds all of its fuel pumps to Delphi's OE standards.
- Frame mounted mechanical unit
- Gasket included with the pump
- Instruction sheet included in the package
Quick facts
- Part: Delphi MF0046 mechanical fuel pump
- Fits: the 1983-1984 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L
A worn fuel pump can show up as hard starting, sputtering or stalling, or fuel seeping around the pump body. A clogged fuel filter or a restricted fuel line can produce the same symptoms, so find the cause before buying a pump.
Fits
This mechanical fuel pump fits the 1983-1984 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L, and each car takes one.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Engine: L4-1.6L
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
Build and materials
- Type: mechanical, frame mounted
- Gasket: included
- Instruction sheet: included
In the box
One mechanical fuel pump, one gasket and one instruction sheet.
Installation notes
- Always check the fuel filter when replacing the fuel pump.
- Follow the included instruction sheet for the steps.
Interchange: 23100-19175
4030149 · 1346 · AMF0046 · 68888 · M60414 · M23079 · SP1097MP
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This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
4030149, 1346, AMF0046, 68888, M60414, M23079, SP1097MP, 23100-19175
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this mechanical fuel pump fit the 1983-1984 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L?
Yes. Delphi MF0046 is listed for the 1983-1984 Toyota Corolla with the L4-1.6L engine, and each car takes one pump.
Does this mechanical fuel pump come with a gasket and instructions?
Yes. The package holds the pump, a gasket and an instruction sheet.
Is this fuel pump a frame mounted unit?
Yes. Delphi MF0046 is a frame mounted mechanical unit.
What should I check when replacing a mechanical fuel pump?
Check the fuel filter whenever you replace the fuel pump. The instruction sheet in the package covers the steps.
How do I tell if the fuel pump on my car is going bad?
Hard starting, sputtering or stalling, and fuel seeping at the pump body can all be signs. Look for wetness only with the engine off and cool.
