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water pump bearing faliure question 200

posted by  Rule 308 on  Thu Nov 24 02:05 CST 2005
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You know I have taken apart a few water pumps back in the day just for shits and giggles and I would have to say sure you can just put a bearing in it, but why? You would need to find a source for the bearing and seal and then you would need a press and a few dedicated tools to press it apart and back together. Sure sounds like a lot of time and aggravation and for what? It really can't be a cost savings once you figure in your time and tools. Full hit list on a factory pump is in the area of $90.00 and you can get a German Hepu pump that is a decent pump for considerably cheaper.

Mark






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