Twin Turbo Z32 Water Pump maybe

Discussion in 'Non Technical' started by Bob Lloyd-Jones, Sep 8, 2010.

  1. Bob Lloyd-Jones

    Bob Lloyd-Jones Oldreverbob

    I have a coolant leak dripping from just in front of the sump only when the engine is not going,[nil pressure in radiator] this is normally caused by a faulty water pump seal unless someone knows of this problem and can advice me where it is leaking from.Cannot see where the leak is coming from with out removing the fan and radiator.If it is the water pump, Can any won answer me? do you have to remove Harmonic Balancer to remove water pump.
     
  2. Anti

    Anti 14.7 x 14.7 = 44.1

    I'll soon have a spare water pump if you need one.
     
  3. Benny_C

    Benny_C About as subtle as...

    Sounds like your pump seal is on it's way out if you're getting leakage from the little "tell-tail" hole at the bottom, and yes particularly after engine is turned off when heat soak sets in. It's letting you know your pump needs replacing. Do the complete 100,000km service while you're at it. :)
     
  4. a2zed

    a2zed Guest

    Yes you do need to remove the damper as well as the lower belt cover.
     
  5. Bob Lloyd-Jones

    Bob Lloyd-Jones Oldreverbob

    Thanks I already have a Z new water pump
     
  6. Bob Lloyd-Jones

    Bob Lloyd-Jones Oldreverbob

    The 100000k service was done about 20000Klm ago
     
  7. Boost Junkie

    Boost Junkie Member

    your from the shoalhaven hey, where abouts?
     
  8. PC100Z

    PC100Z Member

    Just wondering -- Was the waterpump changed at the 100,000km service and if so was it a Nissan OEM Waterpump that was used ? (interested in the reliability aspect).
     
  9. Tektrader

    Tektrader Z32 Hoe, service me baby

    might not be the water pump. Could be the short rubber hoses above the pump that join the the outlet coolant pipe to the heads
     
  10. Bob Lloyd-Jones

    Bob Lloyd-Jones Oldreverbob

    It was the water pump.Replaced the water pump with a Nissan OEM pump.OK now thanks.
     

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