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olddirtyrake
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So Christmas morning I get done with work at 7am and I run to the grocery store. I look under my pathy and I'm pouring coolant. I refill 3 times on the way home and am furious because I just replaced the water pump preemptively less than 1000 miles ago. Replacing water pump took less than 4 hrs since I've done timing 5 times already. All in all pathy running like a million bucks again.

 

Anyone know a common part that breaks on the auto locking hubs?

My neighbors left auto hub broke and I told em I would check it out as local mechanic wants him to replace whole hub and I think It can be done for much less. Its a 95 npf if anyone has a spare one I think he might be interested as well.

 

How you all doing anyway been awhile?

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Why have you had to replace the water pump 5 times?? :blink:

 

I don't know of 'the' part that breaks so no help there but I recommend getting a known good replacement and just swapping them out or taking them apart and comparing what is damaged to learn/fix cheaply for spares!!

 

I have a set on my parts 95 if you can't source them otherwise.

 

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Oh, I'm doing well, thanks. Happy New Year!! :fireworx:

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Why have you had to replace the water pump 5 times?? :blink:

 

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Oh, I'm doing well, thanks. Happy New Year!! :fireworx:

I havent done waterpump 5 times I've had to do timing belt 5 times. Which is basicly what you have to do for waterpump so was cake.

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When I originally did my t-belt on my 93, I didn't do the pump. 5k later it started weeping, so I redid the t-belt again when I replaced the waterpump. :shrug: Took 5hrs the first time, only took 3hrs the second time with the pump :scratchhead::unsure: .

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