Gates Engine Auxiliary Water Pump,Engine Water Pump P/N:43327BH
Gates 42552 water pump for the 1961-1962 Ford Ranch Wagon V8 5.8L or 6.4L, the 1962 Ranch Wagon V8 6.6L and other vehicles circulates coolant through the engine. This new Gates water pump, also sold as an engine water pump, replaces a worn or leaking unit.
A coolant leak at the pump, a squeal or grinding from the bearing, or an engine that runs hot can mean the water pump is worn, though a sticking thermostat or a slipping accessory belt can also be behind overheating.
The 1962-1963 Ford Galaxie 500 V8 6.6L or 6.7L, the 1962-1964 Galaxie 500 V8 5.8L or 6.4L and the 1963-1964 Galaxie 500 V8 7.0L take this water pump, as do the 1961-1964 Ford Country Sedan V8 5.8L or 6.4L, the 1962-1963 Country Sedan V8 6.6L and the 1963-1964 Country Sedan V8 7.0L, along with many other Ford and Mercury models. It fits and performs to OE specifications and requirements. Open the "Vehicles it fits" section to check your exact model and engine. The count is one pump per engine.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One water pump. The pulley, fan clutch, thermostat and housing, and back housing are not included.
Interchange: WP-245 · DWP-245 · 18-1213 · C2AZ 8501 A · 125-9090 · 55-723 · 4-245
AW723 · 20445 · 5521109 · T5050 · W245M · DP1334 · CP723 · PWP21109 · DVC245 · 942552
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Does the Gates 42552 water pump fit the 1962-1964 Ford Galaxie 500 V8 5.8L or 6.4L?
Yes. Gates 42552 fits the 1962-1964 Ford Galaxie 500 V8 5.8L or 6.4L, one pump per engine. Open the "Vehicles it fits" section to check other models and engines.
Does the Gates pump come with a pulley or thermostat housing?
No. Gates 42552 is the water pump alone. The pulley, fan clutch, thermostat and housing, and back housing are not included.
What are the housing and impeller of this water pump made of?
The housing is cast iron and the impeller is stamped steel. This water pump has two outlets and a standard impeller rotation.
Is this water pump tested for leaks?
Yes. The casting and the assembled pump each get a 100 percent leakage test, and the seals and bearings get a 100 percent functional test.
How can I tell if the bearing in a water pump is going bad?
A squeal or grinding from the pump, or coolant seeping from it, can mean the bearing or seal is worn. A shop can test the cooling system if overheating continues.
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