My other question is, should I just replace the seal (providing one is available and that is actually the problem), or is it not worth it and seals don't really work on a used pump so I may well fit new?
Cheers guys
Water Pump
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Water Pump
So I noticed when I first put water in PDA last week it was leaking from somewhere near the water pump, but I couldn't see where. Since starting it the leak stopped but it has now come back and I can see it is coming from the hole in the bottom of the water pump, so I assume the seal has failed? I'm not sure though but one of you guys will I'm sure.
My other question is, should I just replace the seal (providing one is available and that is actually the problem), or is it not worth it and seals don't really work on a used pump so I may well fit new?
Cheers guys
My other question is, should I just replace the seal (providing one is available and that is actually the problem), or is it not worth it and seals don't really work on a used pump so I may well fit new?
Cheers guys
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1971 1.3 SDL Saloon - Rotting into the front garden, will resume in 2021 (VGV 616K) (Rusty)
1971 1.3 DL Coupe - MOT'ed and on the road, used as much as possible (REW 5K) (Tigger)
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morris_carl
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Re: Water Pump
Just fit new, so cheap,not worth Messing about
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