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by RatCav on Thu Jun 30, 2011 10:50 pm
Just bought a new waterpump. Opened it with excitement. Went to spin it but even though it turns with no adverse grinding and very smoothly, if you try to spin it it won't turn freely enough once you let go. Is this normal?
It seems loose enough that a tensioned belt will turn it. I suppose its tight due to the seals to prevent it leaking.
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by BoxCleva on Thu Jun 30, 2011 10:53 pm
If this is a general query, then I have fitted one to a Ford in the past that was the same as you describe. Have never fitted one to a Fronty though, sorry.
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by RatCav on Thu Jun 30, 2011 11:23 pm
This is for the Trooper so the same as the 2.8 Fronty. Its all part of the Fuel pump refurb, new timing kit, new waterpump, and front crank seal project. Pump is leaking, and front crank seal is weeping. Going to spend the money to get it properly refurbed by a Bosch specialist. While its off I might as well give the front end a cleanup and replace everything as it all needs to come off.
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by RatCav on Sun Jul 03, 2011 5:18 pm
Cheers buddy ... must be tight seals to prevent leaking.
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