Brice_Brice

Would it be worth my time to get a new water pump and oil pump during my turbo swap?

KhanArtisT

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No, don't add unnecessary parts to the list. Oil pumps never go bad and a water pump will leak when it goes bad and its very easy to replace.

clokker

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It's easy enough to check the oil pump while the motor is apart (you're only checking clearances) and if it's within spec, leave it be.
I disagree with Khan about the waterpump.

I always replace waterpumps...they're relatively cheap and although it is easy to replace in situ, it's never going to be as easy as when the engine is on a stand.
I'd also get a new thermostat, rad cap and hoses, just to be sure.

Overkill...maybe, but after a major engine project you'll probably have lots of issues to track down and it's nice to be confident of the cooling system.