Charge cooler pump refurbishment -help

Charge cooler pump refurbishment -help

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pete_gt3

Original Poster:

18 posts

233 months

Friday 22nd April 2005
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Hi Guys!

I've narrowed down a coolant leak to this item and understand that I can obtain a kit to refurbish it.
Can anyone advise me of the process to remove it?
Presumably the oil filter needs to come off?

Cheers

Pete

ragingfool

138 posts

242 months

Friday 22nd April 2005
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Sanj has some pics and procedures on his website

http://turboesprit.tripod.com/CCooler/index.html

and www.espritfactfile.com has the procedure

chris
90SE

pete_gt3

Original Poster:

18 posts

233 months

Friday 22nd April 2005
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Thanks very much

bojangles

464 posts

249 months

Friday 22nd April 2005
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pump issue is usually a no-pump problem, not a leak. The rubber impellor seperates from the inner hub.
I dont know of a kit, just the new impellor. there is a gasket between the 2 halves of the pump, and an o-ring on the shaft..

the job is easy.. the second time..haha...

Bruce S4s

benfell100

8,676 posts

265 months

Friday 22nd April 2005
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mine did just that. I have the pump sitting on my desk. I also have an electric pump from JC Welch in the states that works a treat. Chargecooler is ALWAYS cold to touch!
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Dom

pete_gt3

Original Poster:

18 posts

233 months

Saturday 23rd April 2005
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Thanks again for the replies. Hopefully I'll get it sorted by mid-week. Have arranged a recon pump now, so I've just got to get the thing off.


Pete

paul c

310 posts

254 months

Saturday 23rd April 2005
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Just got Steve williams to replace mine as
i thought it was loosing water to oil, turns
out is was absolutely knackered too.
Is now cold, not just colder than everything
else in the engine bay, but proper 'chilled'
kinda cold. won't let it get in that state
again now i have been enlightened in both how
it feels when healthy - and how it performs!!

outlet blocked:


Impeller remains blocking outlet:


Impeller condition:


Emulsification water to oil:


Blanking plug: (by PNM Engineering)


And the electric one:
www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/catalogue/product_detail.asp?PCODE=DCP9001&GRP=MP091&PGRP=M006&CLS=MSPORT&from=search