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Water pump and temps 900 1993

posted by  pierso on  Mon Apr 2 15:23 CST 2018
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How do you know your water pumps working? I ran low on coolant the other day due to a bustded hose (replaced) and faulty temp sensor (on order) and am worried i may have damaged it. Just driven 12 miles and looked at temps with a temp gun, block was 200 degF (93 deg C); top hose was 185 deg F (85 deg C), bottom hose 113 deg F (50 deg C). Sound about right? Be grateful for an opinion. Pumps are only £25 but the one on there is fairly new sodont wanna change it unnecessarily.

No pressure swoosh when i carefully checked the reservoir.

Thanks chaps

1993 2L turbo manual est






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