US Motor Works Engine Water Pump P/N:US9352

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MPN: US9352
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US Motor Works Engine Water Pump P/N:US9352
US Motor Works Engine Water Pump P/N:US9352
$42.99

Keep coolant moving and engine temperatures in check with the US Motor Works Engine Water Pump US9352. It drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 1996-2000 Honda Civic and 1996-1997 Honda Civic del Sol, both equipped with the L4-1.6L engine.

Driven by the engine, this water pump circulates coolant between the engine and radiator, carrying heat away so the engine holds a safe operating temperature.

  • Case-hardened bearing: supports the pump shaft as it turns.
  • Metal impeller: moves coolant through the cooling system.
  • Installation sealing devices included: ships with the sealing devices needed to complete the installation.

Signs the pump may need replacing include coolant seeping from the weep hole, a whine or growl from a worn bearing, or engine overheating. If a failing water pump is the cause of these symptoms, this unit replaces it — diagnose the cause before installing.

Manufacturer part number US9352.

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

US9352, 96144, 19200-P2A-A01

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the US9352 water pump fit?

It's a direct-fit replacement for the 1996-2000 Honda Civic and 1996-1997 Honda Civic del Sol, both with the L4-1.6L engine.

What does the water pump do?

Driven by the engine, it circulates coolant between the engine and radiator to carry heat away and help hold a safe operating temperature.

What kind of impeller and bearing does it use?

It uses a metal impeller to move coolant and a case-hardened bearing to support the pump shaft.

Are sealing devices included?

Yes, it includes the sealing devices needed for installation.

What are signs my water pump may need replacing?

Coolant seeping from the weep hole, a whine or growl from a worn bearing, or engine overheating can be signs; diagnose the cause before replacing.