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Circulating water pump
Anyone know of a automotive application that will cross to the engine water pump ? Its a 1990 7.4l .
Its killing me to put out 150 on a new pump when a automotive pump only cost 50. Is there a difference in the marine app vs the auto app? |
Originally Posted by NOPUN
(Post 3132334)
Anyone know of a automotive application that will cross to the engine water pump ? Its a 1990 7.4l .
Its killing me to put out 150 on a new pump when a automotive pump only cost 50. Is there a difference in the marine app vs the auto app? |
Originally Posted by apollard
(Post 3132340)
the impeller designs are different.
Is the marine reverse flow ? and , is the corrosion an issue if your mainly in fresh water? |
The marine isn't reverse flow, but some are reverse rotation (if you have a RH engine or a serpentine drive belt). However, reverse rotation is available in auto pumps.
Some auto pumps use aluminum or plastic impellers. Almost all use a steel shaft, rather than stainless steel shafts. That, IMO, is the weak link for using an auto pump - the steel shaft will start to rust, and kill the seals. Steel is not an issue with antifreeze systems like cars or if you have a closed cooling system. You can get away with using them, but the marine ones are available online for 60-100 dollars. http://www.perfprotech.com/store/cat...umps,2698.aspx If you use an auto one, I would get one of the lifetime guaranteed ones, because it will likely go with low hours on it. |
Originally Posted by apollard
(Post 3132562)
The marine isn't reverse flow, but some are reverse rotation (if you have a RH engine or a serpentine drive belt). However, reverse rotation is available in auto pumps.
Some auto pumps use aluminum or plastic impellers. Almost all use a steel shaft, rather than stainless steel shafts. That, IMO, is the weak link for using an auto pump - the steel shaft will start to rust, and kill the seals. Steel is not an issue with antifreeze systems like cars or if you have a closed cooling system. You can get away with using them, but the marine ones are available online for 60-100 dollars. http://www.perfprotech.com/store/cat...umps,2698.aspx If you use an auto one, I would get one of the lifetime guaranteed ones, because it will likely go with low hours on it. |
I have one I will sell cheap. I went with a crossover and dont use it. works perfect!
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If you have a NAPA near you go see them, they will have the marine ones for a lot less money.
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Circulating water pump
This may not be the one you need but i bet they have it if you give them a call... I think west marine also carries them . i have used lots of sierra parts with great success .
http://www.marineengine.com/newparts...num=SIE18-3599 Chris |
Thanks to everyone for the great links and advice.
I found one at Advanced Auto (marine) , Had to search through a boat load (pun intended) of books , but, found one for 77.00 now if I can just find those last two pieces of impeller I'll be in good shape. |
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