Water Pump replacement
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7th Gear
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From: Double Oak TX
Water Pump replacement
I'm getting ready to replace a bad water pump. Since it's being replaced, I was considering one of the electric pumps.
Any comments?
Thanks!
Martin Custer
'92 LT1
[Modified by 92RedLT1, 9:33 PM 4/5/2004]
Any comments?
Thanks!
Martin Custer
'92 LT1
[Modified by 92RedLT1, 9:33 PM 4/5/2004]
Burning Brakes
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From: Madison Mississippi
Re: Water Pump replacement (92RedLT1)
I was gonna do that... but my wallet said no! It should add 10 or so ponies though. I believe the only deal is, to use a switch or wire the pump to come on when the key is on. Let me know, I might add one later and use your idea! :yesnod:
[Modified by RUBYREDVETTECARD, 10:03 PM 4/5/2004]
[Modified by RUBYREDVETTECARD, 10:03 PM 4/5/2004]
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7th Gear
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From: Double Oak TX
Re: Water Pump replacement (RUBYREDVETTECARD)
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, since I have to replace the water pump anyway, it's about the same price. I figured that I might as well consider doing it.
If I do it, I'm going to go ahead and not use the switch but have it come on automatically. Otherwise if my wife drives the car, she'll melt the engine!
If I do it, I'm going to go ahead and not use the switch but have it come on automatically. Otherwise if my wife drives the car, she'll melt the engine!
