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60 hp waterpump fitment I can't get the waterpump to seat against the outer gasket. I rebuilt the pump and replaced the rubber inner seal. I don't know why this won't tighten up.
See attached photo. Image I have cleaned the housing and even have tried a nos pump with the same result. Any suggestions would be appreciated. This is the straight pumps from a 38 ford. |
Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment Can't seem to load pic.
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Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment Do you think you might have mixed matched the tapered housing to the straight pumps?
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Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment No, I have the right housing. I have a 37 housing also(tapered). I can tell the difference.
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Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment Those tapered housings tend to corrode in the seal area and sometimes with deep pitting. I sand blasted mine and filled the pits with JB Weld. Smoothed everything up and got a good seal.
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Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment If you would. I'll be ail it to you.
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Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment So how do I email it to you? I don't see where I can send an attachment or pic from my photos.
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fordor wanted me to post a photo for him. Not sure which way you wanted it turned.
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Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment Are you using a flathead 60 waterpump tool to tighten it ?
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Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment Yes I have the proper spanner wrench. Still end up with the same gap.
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Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment I had a similar situation 22 years ago on my 37 Tudor 60 hp. I could not get the water pump to seat down tight against the housing. I put (2) of the copper washers between the pump and the housing, tightened it down and 22 years later, still no leaks.
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Re: 60 hp waterpump fitment Yea, I guess I'm going to have to double up the gasket and see what happens.
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