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Niiiice. I wasn't minded to do the job of drilling/chiseling the screws, so I just bought another used Mazda and swapped some parts. Glad that you were able to drill out the screws and replace the pump housing!

So I bought another Mazda Protege 2001 with no leaking problem. But I checked under the metal cover under the rear seat, and all the screws are badly corroded. They are as bad as the car I already own. At first, we thought the gas leaking made the screws even more damaged on the original car...

I probably will be buying another Protege of the same year instead of trying to fix this ugly mess... I found the same Protege, but with the electric group, a sun roof and a trunk spoiler. I'll make sure this car hasn't the gas leak problem, check if the screws are still nice and removeable (in...

After asking several person, especially another Mazda mechanician, he told me to try punching the star shape in the screw to see if there's anything to grip on with the screwdriver, and if this doesn't work, just cut the screws with a cold chisel, remove the metal cover and then I'll have access...

I also have this problem... at first I thought the leaking was the tank itself, but I got my cousin to take a look at it (Mazda employee that did mechanic and now he's the parts manager) and he told me about this well known issue of the gas pump housing leaking from the top... so he removed the...