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1990 Mazda 323 Water Pump, Coolant Pipe

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  • 9 Mazda FEH5-15-140
    FEH5-15-140
    Fan Blade
    • Part Notes: 323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Auto Transmission;323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Manual Transmission
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  • 10 Mazda B61W-15-210
    B61W-15-210
    Fan Motor
    • Part Notes: 323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Auto Transmission;323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Manual Transmission

OEM 1990 Mazda 323 Parts for Water Pump

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Water Pump Installation and Repair Tips for 1990 Mazda 323

  • Q:
    What are the consequences of a failure in the water pump and how can it be inspected for leaks and wear on 1990 Mazda 323?
    A:
    The overheating caused by failure of water pump can lead to serious damage on the engine and this will require replacement. Begin with the removal of timing belt cover. Check the weep holes of the pump and the bearing at the shaft. A howling noise can be a sign of bearing failure, but not drive belt slippage.
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