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Heater Core, Water Pump Replacement Info

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Old 09-22-2011, 03:25 PM
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Ok here we go. Thanks for the info, Hope this works. If it does, its pics of the old pump, the new pump and the old T-stat.
 
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Old 09-22-2011, 03:27 PM
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Ok, That didn't work. Let's try this

http://www.ualio.com/waterpump
 
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Steel, completely rotted away. Bet your truck runs a lot cooler now......
 
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Glad you were able to see the photos. Yes, The truck is running much cooler. Now I have to fix the next problem. Ticking noise coming from passanger side of engine. Sounds like a rocker arm.
 
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Are you sure it's not a lifter?
 
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Originally Posted by LcknLoad
Ok, That didn't work. Let's try this

http://www.ualio.com/waterpump
Wow, that is bad. I hope you flushed the whole system too.
 
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Omg that thermostat!!!!!
 
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Not sure if it's a lifter. Just changed oil. Put heavier oil in and an oil treatment. Let's see if it quiets it down.
 
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would you say the stuff on thermostat was from a radiator repair additive like bars all ?
 
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I wonder if maybe the tap water is really high in minerals too in your area. Maybe using distilled water would be a good idea? I also wonder if some stop leak stuff was put in there causing that too.
 
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