Electric water pump??
04-27-2003, 01:04 AM
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Re: Electric water pump?? Yea!! It's the end of the month. I thought something would be determined by now. How about JPR? Whats up? Meziere said theirs would be ready by now. I just want one that will work. I don't care where it comes from.
04-27-2003, 08:57 AM
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Re: Electric water pump??
I need one too. What makes an electric water pump streetable or not?
Thanks
Tom
Thanks
Tom
There are some older threads regarding the Meziere and JPR pumps...
05-03-2003, 02:29 AM
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Re: Electric water pump?? I have heard over $500 for a bolt on replacement. I am working on my own version. It is a single electric motor that will have one belt run the power steering and water pump. I'm designing the brakets and tensioner pullys for the alternator and the new electric belt system. No unbolting of stock pumps, just bolt on a bracket and then get a shorter belt for the alternator and other pumps. It's a cool idea, lets see if I can make it work. 
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05-18-2003, 10:56 PM
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Re: Electric water pump??
I have heard over $500 for a bolt on replacement. I am working on my own version. It is a single electric motor that will have one belt run the power steering and water pump. I'm designing the brakets and tensioner pullys for the alternator and the new electric belt system. No unbolting of stock pumps, just bolt on a bracket and then get a shorter belt for the alternator and other pumps. It's a cool idea, lets see if I can make it work.
do you have any pics of how its going along? What motor are you using to spin the water/power steering pumpes?
