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My water pump went out. I called 4 different parts houses and got 3 different prices. Auto zone said $27 for a new pump (i don't won't rebuilt). O'Reilly's and NAPA were both about $55 and the Chevy dealer said $97. Anything I need to consider besides price? Thanks.
I'm not sure if it applies to your year, but be sure to specify corvette, I think most corvettes used 3/4 hub diameter rather than the more common 5/8. Also, check the mounting flange thickness. If your alternator mount bolts with the water pump, you will have to resolve belt alignment issues if the flange thickness is different.
I'm not sure if it applies to your year, but be sure to specify corvette, I think most corvettes used 3/4 hub diameter rather than the more common 5/8. Also, check the mounting flange thickness. If your alternator mount bolts with the water pump, you will have to resolve belt alignment issues if the flange thickness is different.
Thanks Frank, I'll check those things. I just wondered if there was a quality issue. Auto zone gives a lifetime warranty but I don't care to tackle the job again in my lifetime!