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ABS pump Mazda GJ6E437A0 4614E0299

  • Part Type ABS Pump
  • Vehicle Make and Model Mazda
  • Year of Manufacture 2002-2007
  • OEM Part Number GJ6E437A0
  • ABS Pump Part Number 4614E0299
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician
  • Condition used oryginal in good condition
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Price €100.00
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PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Part Type ABS Pump
  • Vehicle Make and Model Mazda
  • Year of Manufacture 2002-2007
  • OEM Part Number GJ6E437A0
  • ABS Pump Part Number 4614E0299
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician
  • Condition used oryginal in good condition

What does number GJ6E437A0 on an ABS pump mean?

Used ABS pump with control unit, number GJ6E437A0, inspected before sale. Matched by the numbers on the block and sticker.

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Is ABS pump GJ6E437A0 the right part for your Mazda?

ABS pump GJ6E437A0 for Mazda is a used original module that regulates brake pressure when a wheel starts to lock up. It is matched by the numbers on its labels, not by the car model alone. The listing does not state the car model or year, so we do not give them here and match the part by its numbers.

Where to find the numbers on an ABS pump

The numbers as written on the labels and as a single string, the way catalogues list them:

  • GJ6E437A0, original Mazda number,
  • 4614E0299, additional number from the listing.

Compare the numbers with the original pump in your car, and if any of them differs, write to us before buying.

What can point to an ABS pump failure

  • the brake pedal pulses or feels uneven for no obvious reason,
  • valve or pump motor faults are stored in the control unit memory,
  • the pump motor switches on at unusual moments or runs louder than usual,
  • brake fluid leaks from the hydraulic block, which requires immediate action.

It is worth reading the fault codes and checking the sensor wiring before replacement. Fitting and bleeding the brake system are usually carried out by a garage with the right equipment.

Questions and answers

What is the difference between numbers GJ6E437A0 and 4614E0299?
The module carries several numbers, because it is identified both by the car brand and by the manufacturer of the block and control unit. When matching the part, compare all the numbers.
Which car model does this pump fit?
The listing does not state a model or year, so confirm compatibility with the number from the original pump in your car, or send us a photo of it.
Do the brakes need bleeding after replacing the module?
If the brake lines are disconnected during fitting, the system must be bled. The fault codes in the control unit usually need to be cleared as well.
Is this a new part?
No. We sell used original modules, each one inspected before sale. You will find the warranty period in the product features table.

Not sure about the match? Send us a photo of the numbers on your ABS pump and we will check whether this module will fit.

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    FAQ
    1. How can I choose the correct product for my vehicle?
    Compatibility should always be verified using the part number shown on the module label. If you are unsure, you can send us a photo of your original unit for verification — our technical support team will respond as quickly as possible.
    2. What is the shipping time and warranty?
    We offer express shipping across Europe and worldwide using DHL, UPS, or FedEx. All products come with a 6-month warranty.
    3. Is the product tested before shipping?
    Yes, all modules are fully tested for communication and proper operation before shipping. Products are secured with warranty seals.
    4. How can I pay for the product?
    We offer multiple online payment methods including Stripe, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, Visa, Mastercard, and other local payment options available depending on your country.