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Hi,

Having totally fubar'd my mech waterpump last night (overhauling one at 3am isn't a good idea) i'm considering an electric water pump. I have searched the forums on here and have found some references but none that have used one and are pleased with it. I've already started turning a stainless plug for the waterpump cavity, so that part is not a problem.

I do have a spare mech waterpump but am in two minds on which direction to take. Any thoughts or experiences would be ace.

Rob.

I know Clint from Woody's has one on his TR8. I'm sure he will be happy to give you his opionon on them.

http://thewedgeshop.21.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=28&highlight=electric+water+pump

Saving the horse power to turn the wheels instead of a water pump makes sense.

Rob

It seems that Revington TR (used to ???) sell an electric water pump kit for the TR7 ...

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Might be worth asking over at the Dolomite website, as I know a few have tried it on their Sprints...

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Here ya go!

http://www.ejward.co.uk/water-pump-c388.html

1979 TR7 2.0 Litre/SOHC/8Valve

£250 ouch! I managed to build another waterpump out of a few spares so that'll do me for now. Thanks for the post though!

Rob.

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