Engine Water Pump Mazda 323 BF BG 1.6L B6T Turbo 1.8L BP Astina 87-94

Item num:

WP-MA001

Specification:

* Direct Fit Engine Water Pump

* Oem fit and design ( 8ABS15010 )

* Pickup Available from Mon- Fri

* High Quality Standard Non Genuine Replacement Part

* Functional test of the seals and bearings at point of manufacture

* Leakage test for both the casting and assembled water pump

Suit:

MAZDA MODELS

Make	Model	Series	Years	Badge	Engine Details	Fuel
Mazda	323	BF	1987-1989	incl.: SS Turbo, Turbo	4cyl B6-T 1.6ltr 1597cc	Petrol MPI 16v DOHC
Mazda	323	BG	1989-1994	incl.: Astina SP	4cyl BP-DOHC 1.8ltr 1840cc	Petrol EFI 16v DOHC

How To Replace A Water Pump

1. Check your service or repair manual or your local auto parts store to be sure you have the correct water pump for your car at first.
2. Disconnect the negative battery terminal using a 1/2-inch wrench to turn the nut. Once the terminal is loose, twist it off but do not completely remove the nut.
3. Empty the coolant into a plastic container or a drain pan. You will find the drain valve at the bottom of the radiator. Keep the coolant in a safe place until you can dispose of it.
4. Get your car ready to remove the water pump. Use pliers to unfasten the alternator, any brackets and belts, and the pulley that is fastened to the water pump. If your car has a fan, pulley and fan shroud, they should be unfastened, too.
5. Uncouple the hoses, unscrew the belts using a torque wrench and remove the water pump.
6. Scrape away any gasket material left on the mounting surface.
7. Apply a small dollop of gasket sealant on the engine side of the gasket and the area where the water pump will go. Allow it to sit for roughly 10 minutes.
8. .Install the new water pump and gasket. Reconnect the pump hoses and any brackets or components that were disconnected.
9. Connect the belts, brackets and pulley to the water pump. Apply a thread sealant on the nuts and bolts to avoid leakage.
10. Replenish the system with water. Mix equal parts of water and antifreeze during the winter months to keep the water from freezing.
11. Reconnect the battery terminal, start your car and check that the newly installed water pump is not leaking water or antifreeze.

How To Tell If A Car's Water Pump Needs Replacement

Your car's water pump is one of the most important parts your car has. It is the part that continually pumps water and coolant to your vehicle's engine so that it doesn't overheat. A leak in it or a faulty bearing can cause serious damage to your car's engine. As a car owner, you must be on the lookout for malfunctions that require repairs or replacement. Puddles of coolant or water underneath your vehicle or high temperature readings may be signs that your water pump needs replacing.

1. Let your car sit overnight, parked in a garage with a clean concrete floor. If it's not possible to park it inside on a clean concrete surface, place a piece of light-colored cardboard underneath your car directly under the motor.
2. Examine the cardboard the next morning. If it appears to be wet from water, you have a leak somewhere, possibly in your water pump or the gasket. If you notice green liquid on the cardboard, it's antifreeze. This means you definitely have a coolant leak somewhere.
3. Check the water pump pulley. Find the round part of your water pump that the belt is around. Attempt to push the pulley back and forth. If it seems to be loose, it may be time to replace it because the bearing is going bad.
4. Listen to your car. Start your car's engine with the hood up. If you hear a low-pitched grinding noise, it may be an indicator that your bearing is going bad. You can often hear it plainly if it's gone bad.
5. Look for leaks around the water pump and gasket. If you see droplets of water or a small stream, you have a leak.
6. Notice if your thermostat warning light comes on. If your car is not getting enough coolant due to a leaky or malfunctioning water pump, your engine's temperature is going to increase, triggering the warning light.
7. Observe if your low coolant light is glowing. This can be an indicator that your coolant reservoir is leaking or that you have a bad water pump. One other alternative is that there is a leak in the coolant system.
8. Pay attention to your car's air conditioner. If your air conditioner fails to operate properly, the water pump may not be doing its job.

Package:

1 * Engine Water Pump ( with gasket )

Warranty:

All car/truck accessories' products come with 2 year 20,000km warranty from day of purchase.

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