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Starting at $24.95, AutoBuffy stocks 2 fuel pump gaskets from SKP. The fuel pump gasket seals the junction between the fuel pump and the fuel tank, preventing raw fuel from leaking out. A failed gasket allows fuel vapors and liquid to escape, creating a fire hazard, fuel-smell complaints, and pump starvation that can leave you stranded.
Fuel pump gaskets differ mainly in material and whether they come as a standalone seal or as part of a strainer-and-seal kit. Choosing the right one depends on how badly the original gasket has degraded and whether you want to service the entire pump module at once. Always confirm the gasket matches your tank's flange diameter and bolt pattern before ordering.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OE-Replacement Rubber Gasket | Straightforward swap with no other pump issues | A single molded rubber ring that matches the original flange profile and bolt holes exactly |
| Gasket + Strainer Combo Kit | High-mileage vehicles or when pump is already removed for service | New seal plus a replacement inlet strainer sock so both wear items are refreshed in one job |
| Cork or Fiber Gasket | Older or classic vehicles where the original used non-rubber material | Traditional material that conforms to slightly uneven flanges but requires more careful torquing |
| Complete Pump Module with Integrated Seal | Pump is also weak or noisy — gasket failure is secondary | Full drop-in assembly with a new gasket already seated; eliminates guesswork about seal compatibility |
Begin by relieving fuel system pressure through the Schrader valve or by pulling the fuel pump fuse and cranking the engine until it stalls, then disconnect the battery. Access the pump through the trunk or cargo-floor trap door if equipped, or safely support and lower the fuel tank to reach the pump flange. Remove the lock ring with a spanner tool, lift the pump module carefully, swap the old gasket for the new one, then reseat and torque the lock ring evenly in a crossing pattern to the specification listed in your service manual before reconnecting fuel lines and the battery.