Four Seasons Engine Auxiliary Water Pump P/N:89076
Four Seasons 89012 auxiliary water pump for the 2002 Ford Thunderbird V8 3.9L and other vehicles moves engine coolant with an electric motor. This listing is one new pump, and the 3.9L V8 takes one.
Coolant residue or cracks around the pump body, or coolant that stops circulating, can mean the pump has failed. Look over the pump, its connections and the electrical connector with the engine off and cool, since leaks and overheating can start elsewhere. If a failed pump is the cause, this one replaces it.
This direct-fit replacement fits the 2002 Ford Thunderbird V8 3.9L and is an auxiliary water pump for the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS V8 3.9L. It meets and/or exceeds the OEM standard.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One auxiliary water pump, with a gasket or O-ring where applicable.
Interchange: WP2726 · AW6744 · 5W1006 · W2726E · 820011 · 902078 · 1259040 · 1W4H18D473AA · 1W4Z18D473AA · XW4Z18D473AA · 41528E · 299012 · W99012
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Is the 89012 the right pump for the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS V8 3.9L?
Yes. Four Seasons 89012 fits the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS V8 3.9L, and that engine takes one pump.
What seals come with the Four Seasons 89012 auxiliary water pump?
Four Seasons 89012 includes a gasket or O-ring where one applies, so the connection can seal properly.
Is this auxiliary water pump electric or mechanical?
Electric. It connects through a 2-pin terminal and has a 0.74 in inlet diameter.
Can coolant residue near my engine auxiliary water pump mean it has failed?
It can. Residue or cracks around the pump body, or coolant that no longer circulates, can point to a failed pump. Overheating by itself has other possible causes.
What is the Four Seasons 89012 pump made of and where is it made?
Four Seasons 89012 is a new pump made of plastic and steel. Its country of origin is China.
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