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New York- A Bronx firehouse known as the Animal House was rocked yesterday by a stunning sex scandal that exploded after a Staten Island woman paid a booty call to her Bravest lover, authorities said.

The 34-year-old woman ended up having sex early yesterday with as many as four on-duty firefighters in the firehouse, NYPD and FDNY sources said.

She gave various accounts of what happened, at first telling authorities she had been gang-raped.

She recanted that story later in the day – saying the sex was consensual – then changed back to the gang-rape version by nightfall, sources said.

Two firefighters were suspended without pay in the latest scandal to roil the department.

Three FDNY officers and nine other firefighters who were in the firehouse at the time of the incident were put on desk duty.

Police and fire investigators swarmed the busy Morris Heights firehouse about 6 a.m. shortly after the woman – a divorced mother – dialed 911 and leveled the blockbuster allegations, officials said.

“She said she was having sex with [one firefighter] when she was gang-raped by other firefighters,” said an FDNY official.

Police were continuing to investigate, but no criminal charges had been filed as of last night.

Firefighter Tony DeLuca, a married 35-year-old father, met the woman in an Internet sex chat room and exchanged messages with her for three months, but he had never seen her until yesterday, sources told the Daily News.

DeLuca first tried to cover up the sex mess, telling investigators that he fooled around with the woman in a parking area, the sources said.

But under questioning, he admitted having sex with her in a vestibule of Ladder 33/Engine 75, at Walton Ave. and Cameron Place, sources said.

“By the time the police got there, the place was neatened and cleaned up,” an NYPD official said.

Outraged by the latest scandal, Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta doled out punishment swiftly.

DeLuca and Firefighter Christian Waugh were suspended.

Waugh – who according to sources is the son of a heroic firefighter who helped carry the body of FDNY chaplain Mychal Judge away from the World Trade Center – also admitted to having sex with the woman inside the cinder-block firehouse, authorities said.

The firehouse, adorned with glass bricks engraved with the names of Bronx firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty, was taken out of service about 8 a.m. and remained closed for much of the day as each firefighter was grilled about the allegations.

Scoppetta said more heads could roll.

“These are very serious allegations,” the commissioner said. “The Fire Department’s Bureau of Investigations and Trial, along with our fire marshals, are working with the Police Department and Department of Investigation to aggressively investigate these claims.”

The disturbing incident began early yesterday when the woman called the firehouse shortly after leaving a New Jersey nightclub and told DeLuca “she was lonely,” a FDNY source said. After telling DeLuca that her children were with her ex-husband, the woman was invited by DeLuca to the firehouse. He met her at a side door and had sex with her in a room off the kitchen, sources said.

Waugh, 32, an eight-year veteran, then allegedly received oral sex from the woman, several fire and police sources said.

The woman, who sources said has struggled with depression, told investigators she had sex with as many as four firefighters, sources said.

At one point, she apparently grew concerned because, she said, she has a sexually transmitted disease, and she eventually told firefighters she wanted to leave, according to police sources.

“Nothing occurred after the word ‘No,’ ” a police source said about the woman’s rape allegation.

“She goes home and tells mom, ‘I’m a little bit tired, ’cause I went out with some guys or whatever, and one of the guys got ugly,’ ” the source said.

With her mother’s prodding, the woman dialed 911 and charged she was gang-raped, these sources said.

The woman was later examined at St. Vincent’s Medical Center on Staten Island and released. “By the time the 46th Precinct detectives [in the Bronx] are over to the firehouse, the Fire Department brass are there already,” the source said.

NYPD Inspector Susan Morley, the commanding officer of the sex crimes squad, was among the cops who responded to the firehouse.

The woman at the center of the case was looking at photos of firefighters last night, but prosecutors and cops did not expect to seek criminal charges, law enforcement sources said. “It seems it was consensual and it got out of hand,” one high-ranking police official said. Another high-ranking police official called the sex “more scandalous than criminal.”

“I’d put it on the level of the Staten Island firehouse incident,” said the official, referring to a New Year’s Eve fight that saw one firefighter bash another in the face with metal chair during a boozed-up brawl.

Police sources said that no alcohol was believed to be involved in the Bronx sex scandal. Yesterday evening, a station wagon was parked outside DeLuca’s home on a leafy street in Valley Stream, L.I., near where his father had served as the Cedarhurst fire chief.

A woman at DeLuca’s home said he wasn’t there.

“I don’t know anything,” she said before slamming the door.

On Staten Island, the woman who touched off the sex scandal spoke briefly to reporters. “I have two small children and I wish the press would respect the privacy of my family,” she said.

A neighbor who gave her name only as Donna said the woman had grown up in the neighborhood. “That is a very good family,” Donna said. “She is a good kid – always a good kid.”