Water Pump options

mytight95

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As stated in the topic, what options do we 94-5 owners have/ I have heard that there is a high flow pump for the 94-95 application but i have yet to find it. I was just curious what pumps everyone uses and what the cost of that specific pump is. I am gonna have to replace mine b/c i saw water coming from the weep hole the other day, right after i switched off the car, when the system pressurized, i saw little air bubbles and some small drips.


thanks to all that contiribute



jason

 

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Stewart makes one for our cars here you go http://www.stewartcomponents.com/html/products/ford/stage1.asp
The factory pumps work pretty well on high powered cars but this is one option you have. I think edelbrock makes one for our application but I read on here some people were unhappy with them I can't remember why

 

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thanks man, i will definitely keep that option open, i am gonna check at the local parts house today and seee how much they want for one$$$ lol



jason

 

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I am using a OEM replacement from Auto Zone and it works great.

 

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Jegs carries the FMS replacements for about $65 (used to be $49 about a month ago)

 

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Last5.0 said:

Jegs carries the FMS replacements for about $65 (used to be $49 about a month ago)

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The price jumped about the time I decided to order one, so I just ordered a Stewart one. I figured $10 more is reasonable for a little higher flow.

 

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the stewart is higher flow than stock, if so that is probably the route i will go....

thanks again guys


jason



p.s.----------who else is running this stewart pump

 

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Cool, I never knew stewart made one for our car.
I know there was like a 3 page thread going on over on Corral about Meziere(sp) having one in work for our cars.

 

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I just found another one by Milodin part # mil-16234 go to summit
click fitment and scroll to the bottom it says fits 302 up to 96 has anyone heard of someone running this one on our cars.

 

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Jason, I'm running a Stewart, and I'm very happy with it.

eades5.0 said:

Cool, I never knew stewart made one for our car.
I know there was like a 3 page thread going on over on Corral about Meziere(sp) having one in work for our cars.

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Eades5.0, if you need one I'd recommend the Stewart. Obviously I don't have nearly the power, or cooling requirements as you, but I also have the stock rad. on my car (119,000). Now that we've been over 100*, I've ran the car hard for extended periods, and the temp. gauge hasn't passed the "O" (NORMAL). Last summer, it would reach the "A" and I would have to turn the AC off and drive easy for it to drop inbetween the "R" and "M". FWIW (wish I had Autometer)

 

mytight95

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i think that milodin is for the explorers etc., i cant afford to buy one just to try it out fr everyone either

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I just ordered the Frpp waterpump from jegs yesterday. I let you know how it looks/works when it arrives.

 

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i have the stewart high flow and i'm happy with it i run on th o in normal out on the road a just a touch higher in traffic

 

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I've never had overheating problems with the stock radiator and pump. I have a 180 stat and have the fans programed to come on somewhere like 195 and off at 185. The guauge always stays in the "O" in NORMAL