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Rixls6 08-08-2017 10:04 AM
Local NAPA here does them and even takes pics to assure you get the same unit back.
$69 each and 3 week turnaround.

SS427 08-08-2017 12:56 PM
Easy to rebuild but tough to find long pump parts.

jl8z28 08-08-2017 03:47 PM
There was a guy at Carlisle who was selling the parts even had the old parts book to look them up

SS427 08-08-2017 04:56 PM
Damn. Didn't catch his name did you? I could use about 10 rebuild kits.

jl8z28 08-08-2017 05:35 PM
I'll look in the bag of parts I may have gotten a card

parkbrau 08-09-2017 05:54 PM
Give this guy a call, he does all kinds of water pumps and will make a rebuild kit for you if he does not have one on the shelf:

Commercial Water Pump Rebuilders
9431 Clay Road
Houston, TX 77080
Phone: 713-864-5199

Kurt S 08-13-2017 06:15 AM
How much does Gould want to do a w/p?

X66 714 08-13-2017 11:48 AM
Kurt. Gould quoted 95.00 plus shipping. 1 Year warranty. Mock wants 225.00 with a lifetime warranty to build your original. Mock wants 325.00 for an outright purchase. Lots of casting dates on hand. This pricing was quoted for a 3969811 (396) pump. Both say they use only US made replacement parts..Joe

McCune 08-13-2017 03:17 PM
I sent mine to the guy in Texas. They quoted me 65.00. I will post when I get it back.

BCreekDave 08-13-2017 07:12 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by 169indy (Post 1363351)
I got frustrated with a VENDOR (NOT to be named Not bashing) service provider a few years ago. I worked to find a source for the internals and built special tooling and used 3/4" sockets etc and my 10ton press to rebuild my own. It has taken a bit of trial and error Oh yes some goofs.... Nice to find dated cores at swap meets for $30.oo,,,Just a sample of DIY.

Jim
You make me VERY nervous pressing bearings in that way. Those ears are very thin wall and will snap easily. Better to support on the rear cover surface.


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