Options for stand alone electric water pump
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Options for stand alone electric water pump
I'm putting an L33 into a Porsche Boxster which requires the use of stand alone electric water pump to make room for the engine. What are my options, preferably on the cheaper side? Is Moroso a good choice? Thanks!
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I like Meziere stand-alone pumps. American made a very high quality.
I have a new one I might sell. It has been on my shelf for a while. I could check the part # and take some photos. It is a remote / stand alone.
Doug
I have a new one I might sell. It has been on my shelf for a while. I could check the part # and take some photos. It is a remote / stand alone.
Doug
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I just did some research. This is apparently a secondary water pump for after the car is turned off. It circulates water for even cooling of the engine to prevent warping.
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I have this pump.
https://www.meziere.com/images/produ...tion/WP136.pdf
Despite being on the low end of the flow range of the Meziere pumps, it is indeed a beefy unit - probably weighs about 5 lbs. PM me, if you're interested to buy it. It sounds like list price is about $240.
Fierofly - what is the flow rate of the CVR pump?
Doug
https://www.meziere.com/images/produ...tion/WP136.pdf
Despite being on the low end of the flow range of the Meziere pumps, it is indeed a beefy unit - probably weighs about 5 lbs. PM me, if you're interested to buy it. It sounds like list price is about $240.
Fierofly - what is the flow rate of the CVR pump?
Doug