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Old 12-24-16, 08:37 AM
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5speed, automatic waterpump asemb difference

whats the difference between auto and 5 speed waterpump assembly? visually and physically
can i use a automatic assembly on my 5 speed ? i am under the impression that its about the same but only with an extra sensor for something for the auto tran

and is there a older model vs newer model difference between the assembly design?

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No difference between auto and manual.

You may be thinking of ecu controlled switching of the fans on late cars whereas, on the early cars pre S7, there was a switch controlling that on the back of the pump casting. The other small difference on the pumps was integrated filler necks in the late ones - early cars had 6mm bolts attaching it to the body.
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if there isn't any difference. how come there's 2 differnetial part number for the assembly? this one is 15-010D-N3C2 (fits 94~95) don't know why
it an auto waterpump assembly, there's 7 of them brand new in my mazda source but the MT one is NLA

I just want to know the difference. can anyone with a auto FD take a look for me ? thanks.
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Auto has an additional temp sensor on the front of the thermostat housing . Manual assembly is N3C1-15-010D

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thank you sir
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The auto thermostat cover had an additional temperature sensor in front. You could plug it and use it on a manual car.
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