Subject	This can be caused by extreme over tightening of the belt.
Posted by	zissan on June 28, 2009 at 11:44 PM
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In Reply To	Water Pump Carnage = inferior parts? posted by bstyleZ on June 28, 2009 at 11:28 PM
Message	I've seen them shear off at the end of the pump but not there. I can't believe there was no coolant loss prior to the complete failure of the pump.
Follow Ups	Water Pump Carnage = inferior parts? - bstyleZ 23:28:25 06/28/09 any nissan castings on it? (n/m) - Halo Z 23:33:33 06/28/09 Wasn't able to get the rest of it off yet. - bstyleZ 23:35:36 06/28/09 Looks to be OEM. All after-market pumps I have seen have - MyndblurZ 03:44:34 06/29/09 I've seen a few ones with metal blades - spyhunterTT(nj) 05:53:55 06/29/09 Wow. Maybe from overtightening the belt? - MixManMash 23:38:42 06/28/09 This can be caused by extreme over tightening of the belt. - zissan 23:44:08 06/28/09 He checks his parking pad every morning... - bstyleZ 00:00:54 06/29/09 Overtightened belt or fan clutch (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 00:41:01 06/29/09 2nd. (n/m) - zfreak(Dallas) 10:52:47 06/29/09 3rd. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 16:05:56 06/29/09 Re: Water Pump Carnage = inferior parts? - WazTTed 00:44:01 06/29/09 Maybe a foreign object in the coolant? - CaliguyPurdue (redesigning) 03:40:18 06/29/09 Re: Maybe a foreign object in the coolant? - WazTTed 04:10:23 06/29/09 Wow, thats weird. Mine just shit last night... (n/m) - WAM_Z32 01:14:43 06/29/09 You should pull your radiator out and flush it, just incase - Nostype2 14:07:13 06/29/09 Inspect the fan clutch as well. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 16:14:26 06/29/09 more pics of your fan please. Something could have been out - RevTech 03:00:49 06/30/09
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