[DML] Re: Water pump replacement

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>From Bill's post you can see that there are many variations of water
pump that can fit on a PRV. It is always easier and more convenient to
order the CORRECT one from one of the Delorean venders. They can also
get you all of the other small parts, seals, hoses, etc that you WILL
need. In some cases even if you can find a part locally it might be
cheaper from a "D" vender. Besides, if you buy parts from a vender you
can get all the phone support you need. How would you feel if you got
that pump that didn't fit and called one of the venders up? The first
thing you would have to say is you bought it on E-Bay! If you know
what you are doing and are willing to "take a chance" then it can be
an option but you can't expect one of the venders to help! As for
silicone hoses YES, they are worth it. You cannot retighten the hose
clamps on many of the small hoses under the intake manifold so using
silicone removes that problem. I am not sure if all venders offer
silicone. I know P J Grady does in their kit.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "content22207" <brobertson@xxxx> wrote:
> For some reason there's a popular misconception in the DeLo community
> that PRV water pumps are obscure or rare. Nothing could be further
> from the truth (Douvrin *DID* manufacture nearly 1,000,000 engines!).





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