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by Stef » Wed 22.02.2006, 09:55
Can anyone tell me what the pump is at the front of the engine bay? It's leaking coolant slightly and I need to replace it with a good one.
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by Sy V » Wed 22.02.2006, 13:31
It's the water recirculation pump (A100K6018F), it ensures longevity to your blowing performance. I'm sure someone can muster a good one for you!
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by Stef » Wed 22.02.2006, 14:11
Sweet!
I'll post in the wanted section.
Do you think it could be worth holding out till Donington?
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by Sy V » Wed 22.02.2006, 14:18
Depends on a number of things.
Is it the pump that's leeking and not one of the connecting hoses?
How much water's escaping?
Your chances of finding one at Donington are slim (at a guess).
I've got a spare one of unknown performance/serviceability.
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by PaulN » Wed 22.02.2006, 14:51
Sorry to jump in but what pump is this? I mean whats its main purpose and where is it positioned?
Just nice to get a little extra info about things that leak?
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by Stef » Wed 22.02.2006, 14:59
I tightened the hoses but will check the quality of them properly before buying a pump.
I only get coolant on my fingers from the pumparea not around the hoses so I think on first guesses it's the pump.
PaulN - The pump is situated right at the front of the engine bay just slightly to the right. That's about as far as my technical abilities go!

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by Sy V » Wed 22.02.2006, 15:13
Immediately adjacent to your bonnet prop receptor.
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by Stef » Wed 22.02.2006, 15:41
I believe different cars have different locations and set ups for these...
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by Sy V » Wed 22.02.2006, 16:47
Agreed, the set up of the receptor has changed, but the position, just inboard of the passenger side (UK) light pod, I think has remained constant.
He says, opening himself up for a volley of pictures to the contrary!
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by PaulN » Wed 22.02.2006, 16:53
Got any pictures of it then? lol
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by Sy V » Wed 22.02.2006, 17:10
It's the pump next to the receptor...
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by PaulN » Wed 22.02.2006, 17:17
Lovely Engine Bay!

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by Stef » Wed 22.02.2006, 17:23
Aaahhh. I'm sure my engine bay will be displayed at Donington

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by Sy V » Wed 22.02.2006, 17:24
Thanks, a rather old picture though I'm afraid.
Since then the head's been polished Brian's oil cap added and the rats have eaten most of the hoses.
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by John_W » Wed 22.02.2006, 20:47
PaulN wrote:Got any pictures of it then? lol
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scroll to the bottom of
this for some more info and pictures. This reference is a bit old and the alternative part quoted may be no longer available.
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by Houdini » Wed 22.02.2006, 21:02
It's okay to remove the pump and bypass it if you'd like so it doen't leak. Not sure if it's really all that useful unless you turn off the car right after a hard run. It's good insurance to have though and can always be replaced with another later.
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by Stef » Wed 22.02.2006, 22:00
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If you can kindly bring your spare along to Donington I'll see if that one suits.
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by PaulN » Wed 22.02.2006, 23:28
So its the Electric Coolant pump we are talking about?
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by Dovey » Thu 23.02.2006, 02:18
It's okay to remove the pump and bypass it
Each to their own. Personally, I'd rather dip my nads in acid than do that. No need to ruin a good engine by overheating it.
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by Doug » Thu 23.02.2006, 05:13
So you are in need of a good pump, Stef?
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