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WP life expectancy
Another question is, just for the sake of logic about wear, in connection with driven miles and years of driving.
Would you ever reuse a waterpump in a d24/d24t engine? For example, let`s say the belt is 5-8-10 years old (and service is due) but the car ran only let`s say 1-10000miles or something that`s not much... (not 50k-80k-100k etc). When do these WPs wear out (?), if at all; and after how many miles would you say that the WP itself should be replaced `no matter what`? Obviously the waterpump o-ring/gasket/seal would be replaced but how about the waterpump itself? What`s the absolute maximum you would risk running the waterpump for? (IN MILES driven, not years of service--- let`s say the belt is done every 60k)...what miles and (how many yrs) can you expect out of let`s say a proper best quality WP? |
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Yes I have, in a similar situation to what you state.
WP started leaking, TB was close enough to replacement interval, had access to timing tools for a limited amount of time, had a known good used good quality WP available, no chance of obtaining a new WP in time. Turns out it was the large o-ring WP gasket that was leaking, but the "new" used WP looked better than what was in there so used it.
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