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looking for pics of how the water pump goes into the cylinder head on a b230e.. 700

posted by  the kick inside on  Mon Nov 17 10:01 CST 2003
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hi guys...

anyone by any chance got any pics of the cylinder head/water pump interface...

im looking particularly to understand how the rubber washer seals...

basically im looking at a cylinder head with alledged corrsoion there and thinking of trying the 'fix' for corrosion pits as described in the FAQ for thermostat housing corrosion....but as i will be workign upside down, through the radiator grill area it would be nice to see some pics beofre i start thinking about the job to see the practacality of it and so when im working upside down in a mirror i can 'see' what i should be seeing if you know what i mean...

any pics of the washer/pump would be appreciated too...(never done one...always nice to know whats comming!)





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