Leakless Water Pump 12 years or so ago, I rebuilt the motor on my 29 AA. I decided to buy a 'Leakless' water pump for whatever it was going for back then.
Well, my leakless pump is now leaking around where the packing nut is... What should I do? Mark in Fairbanks Alaska |
Re: Leakless Water Pump Where did you purchase it from?
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Re: Leakless Water Pump Is it one of the James Rupert pumps?
His number is 661-589-5795 leaklesspumps.com |
Re: Leakless Water Pump Most are not leakless. Some are built with just an O ring. You can try packing behind the nut, but if you run a leakless, you better have a spare for repair on a trip. With the old original, Easy to fix on the road.
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Re: Leakless Water Pump There were/are several different designs of “leakless” water pumps. If you’re mechanical, take it apart and see what style it is, and you’ll most likely be able to find parts and repair it. Otherwise buying or building a new pump is the answer!
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Re: Leakless Water Pump Quote:
I rebuilt my pump as original, and it's been leakless for over 20 years. I now use the double lip seal in the rear bushing, to better keep the grease and antifreeze separate, but otherwise the pump is just like original. |
Re: Leakless Water Pump If it came from James Rupert, he will refresh it after the warranty period for a much lower cost than his original unit......he's the best water pump guy I know of.
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Re: Leakless Water Pump I believe the directions with mine suggested tightening the nut if a leak develops.
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Re: Leakless Water Pump I will attempt to fix it after I take it apart. I dont recall who I bought it from. Mark
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Re: Leakless Water Pump I bought mine from James. The HD pump (high dollar) it’s supposed to be leakless and maintenance free.
I called a few guys I know that had the same one and they’ve been running them for 15-20 plus years with no troubles. |
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