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Water pump pulley is wearing groove into timing cover

posted by  someone claiming to be philip bradley on  Fri Mar 15 02:46 CST 2002 [RELATED]

My guess is that you messed something up when you converted to the electric primary fan. You did replace the fan studs with bolts that are not too long? If you worked on belts behind the cover at the same time or changed the water pump or something, you probably did not put the cover back on right. If the cover is properly installed and the pulley is properly installed, there is no rubbing.

If your pulley is off, your pump is probably off, and that may cause your cooling problem.

A used cover should be cheap. You just have to find one. I would pay $10 for one, but you might have to pay $15. More and I would find another place.

Philip Bradley






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