Gates Engine Auxiliary Water Pump,Engine Water Pump P/N:41504E
Gates 41528E auxiliary water pump for the 2002 Ford Thunderbird V8 3.9L and other vehicles moves coolant through the cooling and heating system on electric power. Automakers increasingly use electric water pumps to improve fuel economy and efficiency.
Coolant seepage near the pump, overheating or weak cabin heat can mean the pump is wearing out. None of these signs alone proves the pump is at fault; a leaking coolant hose is another common source. This listing is one pump, and the V8 3.9L engine takes a single one.
This is an auxiliary water pump for the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS V8 3.9L and the 2002 Ford Thunderbird V8 3.9L. OE-matched construction is meant to give an exact fit.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One auxiliary water pump. A pulley, fan clutch and back housing are not included.
Interchange: 902-078 · AWP-2726 · 1W4H 18D473 AA · 1W4Z 18D473 AA · XW4Z 18D473 AA · 125-9040
WP2726 · AW6744 · 5W1006 · T1261 · W2726E · CP6744 · 941528E
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Will the Gates 41528E fit the 2002 Ford Thunderbird V8 3.9L?
Yes. Gates 41528E is an electric auxiliary water pump for the 2002 Ford Thunderbird V8 3.9L, and it also fits the 2000-2002 Lincoln LS V8 3.9L.
Does the Gates 41528E come with a pulley?
No. Gates 41528E is the pump alone; a pulley, fan clutch and back housing are not included.
Is the engine auxiliary water pump belt-driven?
No. This pump is electric. Electromagnetic power drives the impellers, so it needs no bearings or weep holes.
What signs can show an electric auxiliary water pump is failing?
Coolant leaking near the pump, engine overheating or weak cabin heat can mean it is failing. A shop can test an electric pump's operation to confirm.
What are the housing and impeller of this electric water pump made of?
The housing is plastic and steel, and the impeller is plastic.
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