Nissan 1997 Ex Pickup Water Pump on 2040-parts.com
Dublin, Georgia, US
Here is a Nissan water pump for your 1997 Nissan EX truck. As you can see in the picture, there are views of the water pump itself. The pump itself is in very good condition. To my knowledge, it was purchased from a Nissan dealership years ago, yet it was used for less than a year prior to the sale of a relative's truck several years ago.
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