Reply to "Aluminum Water Pump Issue"

panteradougMember

Most likely what you have is a Wieand aluminum water pump. They have been making this thing with the bypass blocked for years and insist that it is correct.

The real answer is that it is not.

You need to fix it by drilling a 1/2" hole in the location where the bypass is supposed to be.

This is particularly important in the Pantera because of it's specific cooling design.

There is an old thread on the subject here but it was a while ago.

Perhaps Mr.Pence could help in finding it? He's really a wiz at that.

12/19/0912:45 PM

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