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whining at start
the other day i was driving up to school and my 94 z28 (info in sig). She went up to about 240 and i could get her down no matter how i drove (even with the electric fans on, in neutral down hill). i got her cooled down but when i started her back up she was whining, sounds like a water pump but its still turning and the thermostat is opening because all of the hoses were hot. had to get towed home, thank you aaa, but still whining. i haven't really dove into it, but im just lookign to know if anyone has head this happen. i know my way around a car, but if some has had this and could point me in the right direction so i could save some time that would be much appreciated.
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FYI you don't have a sig like you say...or at least it isn't showing up.
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Check the oil, see if it's milky.
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get a long screw driver, start the car, place pointy end on waterpump, stick ear on handle, see if said noise is heard.
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idk whats going on with my signature. but the oil is fine (due for a change that i planned on doing that weekend) but fine none the less. the screwdriver worked pointed right to the water pump like i thought...
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^^^sig works now?
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Do tell how you "see" the water pump running? ;)
And yes, the sig works now. |
well i cant see the water pump is running but the whining is definitely coming from the water pump. so its time to make some decisions...
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EWP and done.
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electric water pump but i personally wouldn't recommend it unless you are looking for every bit of performance or want to run a standard small block chevy timing chain set.
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Yea, its a toss up, I would check out pricing on an OEM waterpump, not entirely sure if you can rebuild em... and then compare to a CSR/Mezz EWP. |
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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ACF-12527741/ |
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