Re: My water pump failed again, revisited.
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Re: My water pump failed again, revisited.



Sounds like when you put the pulley on the water pump you moved the
shaft pushing the impeller back and unseating the seal.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "miltdanfoss" <dan.foss@xxxx> wrote:
> Thought I'd share my experience this weekend.
> 
> After rebuilding the engine because of a bad water pump, the darn 
> thing failed again on the first day I actually drove it anywhere 
> after the rebuild.
> 
> When I took the failed water pump out this weekend, the pulley would 
> not rotate (and by the way, I only removed the belt, the throttle 
> barrell assembly and the intake plenum 'w pipe'). 
> 
> I saw on www.specialtauto.com a picture showing how to tell if the 
> pulley was pushed on far enough and sure enough it was out 3/4 of an 
> inch.
> 
> When I took the back of the pump off, I found that the impeller wheel 
> had indeed been rubbing the back of the water pump case, and in fact 
> there was quite a bit of damage to both the back and the impeller 
> wheel too.





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