440 426 Water Pump Housing Mopar Performance on 2040-parts.com
Rileyville, Virginia, United States
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all bolt holes are good, thread good in each hole. it has mineral deposits from water.i didn't clean it.the light spots in photos are the areas where water laid. part # P4286899 this is an old number. new part number is P4286900 this part sells at summit for 189 plus tax and possibly shipping.
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