The Water Pump is important to your car's cooling system. About 66% of the energy produced by your engine is wasted as heat energy and must be dissipated to prevent overheating. The engine's cooling system is series of tubes send coolant around the engine with the purpose of absorbing the heat and rushing the wasted energy away. The water pump is the driving fo... Read More

Water Pump Information

Why are Water Pump Part(s) Important

The Water Pump is important to your car's cooling system. About 66% of the energy produced by your engine is wasted as heat energy and must be dissipated to prevent overheating. The engine's cooling system is series of tubes send coolant around the engine with the purpose of absorbing the heat and rushing the wasted energy away. The water pump is the driving force that keeps the coolant moving through your cooling system.

The water pump keeps the coolant circulating through the cooling system. Traditionally, they were driven by a belt off of the crank shaft and the speed of the pump were based on the rpm of the engine. However, many newer vehicles now use an electric motor to drive the pump. This gives two advantages--first, there is no drag on the motor reducing power and efficiency. The second advantage is the electric motor may be variable speed so that the coolant is circulated at the best speed to maintain the proper temperature.

GMB OE Replacement Water Pump - This water pump ensures coolant is circulated around your engine and is incredibly efficient.

A1 Cardone Remanufactured Water Pump - All of the parts on this remanufactured water pump have been carefully inspected and replaced if needed.

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Brands within Water Pump

A1 Cardone	Auto7	Beck/Arnley	Bosch	Cloyes
Delphi	Dorman	GMB