Reply to "Water Pumps"

madguy (Guest)

quote:
Originally posted by RABBIT:
I no longer have the mech water pump, just some fittings on the inlet and outlet side of the water passages with the electric pump situated in the lower hose(I originally did this to get rid of the protrusion so as to fit a flat firewall as it is a right hand drive model).The link listed on the previous reply has all the info you need.The best thing about the pump is that is was developed and built in Australia( I'm a bit biased).

Please excuse my ignorance as I am new to the Pantera world. Did you actually remove the mechanical water pump from the engine, disable the impeller, or just bypass the w/p pulley? Either way pictures are worth a thousand words so if you could take and post some I am sure you would help people understand how this fits (works) on a Pantera a lot better.

Madguy

6/22/026:17 AM

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