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Leakless water pump

Model T 3920LK - Leakless water pump
Model T 3920LK - Leakless water pumpModel T 3920LK - Leakless water pumpModel T 3920LK - Leakless water pump
Model T 3920LK - Leakless water pumpModel T 3920LK - Leakless water pumpModel T 3920LK - Leakless water pump
Model T 3920LK - Leakless water pump
Price:$225.00 each
Condition:New
Item Number:3920LK
Per Car:1
Year:1909-1927




Additional Information

Leakless Water pump with 180 degree thermostat. NO lubrication required. Has sealed ball bearings and stainless steel shaft and impeller. Comes with a hose and gaskets. American made.

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FAQ
I have a 1915 ford speedster which overheats in hot weather. Will this fit the car and what belt is required.
  

The fan belt you would need is a 31". There are many different reasons a model t can overheat and a water pump may or may not fix the problem. If your radiator is clogged, poor connections between radiator pipes and fins, dirty engine oil, bad timing, transmission bands hanging up, mixture or many other possible causes. I suggest you give our technical line a call when you have access to your car so they can help talk you through diagnosing the problem and get you back on the road.


Answered By: 6 JRL on 5/20/2009
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