electric water pumps as seen in P/F mag
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cpt scarlett has one on his S1 (this months performance ford) & has no problems with it so far, although it's first & only real run so far was at Bruntingthorpe & all was fine then.
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Yep i was running one.
I wired it up via the relay to come on when the rad fan came on.
The water temps dropped twice as quick with the electric pump. so i highly rated it.
I have since brought a new set of silicone hoses and couldn't bring my self to cut the new hoses to install the pump so its now for sale https://passionford.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=201850
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I wired it up via the relay to come on when the rad fan came on.
The water temps dropped twice as quick with the electric pump. so i highly rated it.
I have since brought a new set of silicone hoses and couldn't bring my self to cut the new hoses to install the pump so its now for sale https://passionford.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=201850
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i too have been thinkin of one.in this months PF they also tested one and said it offered little advantages over the belt driven one.but i think they are prone to failure i think!
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