Dayco DP970H water pump for the 1987-1996 Ford F-150 V8 5.0L, the 1988-1996 F-150 V8 5.8L and other vehicles pumps coolant through the engine to carry heat away. This Dayco water pump is new.
- Impeller that moves coolant through the engine and radiator
- Sold individually, one pump per listing
Quick facts
- Part: Dayco DP970H water pump
- Also called: engine water pump
- Fits: the 1987-1996 Ford F-150 V8 5.0L, the 1988-1996 F-150 V8 5.8L and other vehicles
- Condition: New
Coolant seepage at the pump, a whining noise from the front of the engine or overheating can mean the pump is worn, though a thermostat or a radiator hose problem can be behind them too.
Fits
The vehicles it fits include other Ford models: it works as a Ford F-250 water pump for the 1987-1996 V8 5.0L and the 1988-1996 V8 5.8L. The 1988-1996 Ford F-150 V8 5.8L takes one.
Specifications
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Engines: V8-5.0L, V8-5.8L
- Condition: New
Interchange: WP-657 · WP-657HDA · 58-346H · 18-471 · 125-1670 · 125-1670P
AW4044 · AW4044H · 98206 · W657M · 43057 · CP4044H · N251670P · T3116
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Dayco DP970H a Ford F-150 water pump for the 1987-1996 F-150 V8 5.0L or the 1988-1996 F-150 V8 5.8L?
Yes, Dayco DP970H is listed for the 1987-1996 Ford F-150 V8 5.0L and the 1988-1996 F-150 V8 5.8L, and for other vehicles; look up your own truck in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Is the Dayco DP970H a Ford Bronco water pump for the 1987-1996 V8 5.0L and the 1988-1996 V8 5.8L?
Yes. Dayco DP970H fits the 1987-1996 Ford Bronco V8 5.0L and the 1988-1996 Bronco V8 5.8L, with one pump per engine.
Which engine codes is this engine water pump listed for?
The fitment covers V8-5.0L and V8-5.8L engines, and each of them takes one pump.
Which other brands' part numbers does the Dayco DP970H replace?
The Interchange line lists numbers such as WP-657, 58-346H, 125-1670 and AW4044, along with the rest of the cross-references.
Can a coolant leak near the front of the engine mean this water pump is failing?
Yes, coolant seepage at the pump, a whining noise or overheating can mean a worn pump. A shop can pressure-test the cooling system to confirm it.
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