Water Pump Weep Hole
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Water Pump Weep Hole
I'm leaking Coolant from the bottom of my Water Pump, which btw was Installed only a year and a half ago.
According to the Manual, It says our Water Pumps are equipped with vent holes (duh). Further, It says If failure occurs In the Pump Seal, Coolant will leak from that hole.
What seal? Is It Internal seal or the actual Gasket seal that needs to be replaced. With the Internal seal, does Mazda sell just that alone?
According to the Manual, It says our Water Pumps are equipped with vent holes (duh). Further, It says If failure occurs In the Pump Seal, Coolant will leak from that hole.
What seal? Is It Internal seal or the actual Gasket seal that needs to be replaced. With the Internal seal, does Mazda sell just that alone?
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sure. when coolant comes out of the weephole on any waterpump, the waterpump is fucked. I believe its a GM design, the coolant comes out of that hole before the seal/bearings go out
so... need a new waterpump. simple as that. no other way around it. cant fix it. replace it
good luck
mike
so... need a new waterpump. simple as that. no other way around it. cant fix it. replace it
good luck
mike
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yeah, if its starting to weep, its time for a new water pump. it will progressively get worse. mine started leaking a little every now and then, and so i ordered a new pump.. and while i was waiting for it to arrive, it started leaking more and more and eventually got to the point where the coolant would gush out and decrease the cooling system alot, so it would run too hot to drive without risking engine damage. so if you're going to be ordering one from the US like i did, order it asap.
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Get the genuine Mazda water pump. Don't waste your time with a rebuild or aftermarket pump, they are crap, and aren't built as good as the Mazda pumps. Definitely worth the money (they aren't very much $, too!)...
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Originally posted by Funklord
yeah, if its starting to weep, its time for a new water pump. it will progressively get worse. mine started leaking a little every now and then, and so i ordered a new pump.. and while i was waiting for it to arrive, it started leaking more and more and eventually got to the point where the coolant would gush out and decrease the cooling system alot, so it would run too hot to drive without risking engine damage. so if you're going to be ordering one from the US like i did, order it asap.
yeah, if its starting to weep, its time for a new water pump. it will progressively get worse. mine started leaking a little every now and then, and so i ordered a new pump.. and while i was waiting for it to arrive, it started leaking more and more and eventually got to the point where the coolant would gush out and decrease the cooling system alot, so it would run too hot to drive without risking engine damage. so if you're going to be ordering one from the US like i did, order it asap.
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Originally posted by GatorRX
Get the genuine Mazda water pump. Don't waste your time with a rebuild or aftermarket pump, they are crap, and aren't built as good as the Mazda pumps. Definitely worth the money (they aren't very much $, too!)...
Get the genuine Mazda water pump. Don't waste your time with a rebuild or aftermarket pump, they are crap, and aren't built as good as the Mazda pumps. Definitely worth the money (they aren't very much $, too!)...
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Originally posted by Six Rotors
You can buy the water pump seal from Mazda,but I agree with gatorrx,you are better off buying a new water pump from Mazda.
You can buy the water pump seal from Mazda,but I agree with gatorrx,you are better off buying a new water pump from Mazda.
I think that had a major role and having a single belt on the Crank after removing the Air Pump, Power Steering and A/C. Had caused the WP to work harder potentially having the seals eat away at themselves due to the overheating.
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