water pump
Porsche did an upgrade on the waterpumps, starting in '87. Its a better design, but not by much, imo, and the old style should still fit. Where did you find a new water pump for $50?? Normally, they are around $220 new, and around $50 for a rebuilt one.
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Be weary of a cheap item. Was is aftermarket? If so did you research the company? And was there a warranty?
The last thing anybody wants is to be stranded along side the road due to a cheaply made water pump.
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If you can see a 5 y/o's fingerprints on it and it says Made in China.... You might be at walmart
The last thing anybody wants is to be stranded along side the road due to a cheaply made water pump.
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If you can see a 5 y/o's fingerprints on it and it says Made in China.... You might be at walmart
The big concern is that if the impeller shaft seizes, it can cause the timing belt to get thrown off, causing bent valves and a not so fun time dealing with the resulting damage. Since some of the rebuilt units floating around have been recycled a few times, they are getting near to a critical metal fatigue state, which makes the likelyhood of this happening go up some. Having said this, because I do my own work and can inspect the water pump before it goes on, I do use rebuilt water pumps on my 944's. My 951 and 968 both get new water pumps.
YMMV.
Gapowr, I thought you were buying a 951 engine? lol
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YMMV.
Gapowr, I thought you were buying a 951 engine? lol
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