Keep coolant circulating through your cooling system with the Dayco Engine Water Pump DP825, a direct-fit Ford Ranger water pump replacement for the listed applications. It fits the 1986-1992 Ford Ranger, 1986-1990 Ford Bronco II, and 1988-1989 Merkur Scorpio, all with the V6-2.9L engine — driven off the engine's V-belt to pump coolant from the radiator through the block and back for consistent heat management.
Housing material: aluminum pump body.
Impeller: 10 impeller vanes with standard rotation to move coolant.
Bolt pattern: 4 hub holes and 12 mounting holes.
Drive type: V-belt.
This is the pump only: mounting hardware, pulley, fan clutch, thermostat and housing, and back housing are not included — reuse or replace those as directed by the service procedure. Signs the original Dayco water pump may need replacing include coolant seepage from the weep hole, a whine or growl from a worn bearing, or engine overheating; diagnose the cause before replacing. Country of origin: China.
Interchange: 252-138 · 252-172 · WP-654 · 55-23312 · 55-23313 · 57-1338 · 58-343 · 18-358 · 125-1580 · 125-5045
252138 · 252172 · WP654 · 5523312 · 5523313 · 571338 · 58343 · 18358 · 1251580 · 1255045 · AW4042 · 98081 · W654M · 43054 · CP4042 · T4125 · US4042
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Will this water pump fit my Ford Ranger?
Yes. It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1986-1992 Ford Ranger with the V6-2.9L engine. Confirm your engine matches the Buyer's Guide before ordering.
Does it fit a 92 Ford Ranger?
Yes. The 1992 Ford Ranger with the V6-2.9L engine is included in the fitment for this pump.
What's included with this Dayco water pump?
The pump only. Mounting hardware, pulley, fan clutch, thermostat and housing, and back housing are not included — reuse or replace those per the service procedure.
What drive type does this pump use?
It is a V-belt drive water pump with standard impeller rotation and a 10-vane impeller housed in an aluminum body.
How do I know if my water pump needs replacing?
Common signs include coolant seepage from the weep hole, a whine or growl from a worn bearing, or engine overheating. Diagnose the cause before replacing.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
