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Old Oct 23, 2010, 04:13 PM
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4g64 with 2.0 water pump adaptation !!!HELP!!!

Hi Guys with the 2.4 builds can you tell me if you had to do any modifications to the water pump pulley while using the MAP or SBR adapter plate? the plate with gaskets are about 3-5 mm in thickness which would push the pump put of alignment. Can you guy let me know what you have done
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My SBR adapt was a little thick I think. My pully rubbed te water pump. You can mill the plate down a little or use a washer on back side of pully. You will need to do some creative adjusting on the alt. bracket too.
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Modify the pump and do not use adapter?
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Originally Posted by Murf
My SBR adapt was a little thick I think. My pully rubbed te water pump. You can mill the plate down a little or use a washer on back side of pully. You will need to do some creative adjusting on the alt. bracket too.
Thats strange. In my case the pulley is too far out from the alignment of the other pulleys as the plate pushes the water pump away from the block
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mine worked perfectly with no complaints from JMS who knows maybe hit or miss with needing adjusting.
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Originally Posted by EvoPower81
Thats strange. In my case the pulley is too far out from the alignment of the other pulleys as the plate pushes the water pump away from the block
Yes water pump is pushed out, making it closer to the pully. As said above you could use a 4g64 water pump. I used creative spacing.
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Originally Posted by JohnBradley
Modify the pump and do not use adapter?
what do you mean by modifing pump?

do you welding it shut?
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Originally Posted by oofastlineoo69
what do you mean by modifing pump?

do you welding it shut?
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Originally Posted by oofastlineoo69
what do you mean by modifing pump?

do you welding it shut?
I remember reading thats what ER does on there 2.4 builds
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We modify the waterpump by welding it and the surfacing it real quick. Works good and doesnt have an additional gasket to worry about leaking.

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Originally Posted by JohnBradley
We modify the waterpump by welding it and the surfacing it real quick. Works good and doesnt have an additional gasket to worry about leaking.

aaron
next time you make some let me know, id like one.
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Here is a picture with the welded spots circled.

this is the pump that went on my ER built 4g64 project.

15k miles so far with no issues.

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Originally Posted by n2oiroc
next time you make some let me know, id like one.
I'll be doing some this coming week, I'll let TJ know we need to add an Evo VIII pump to the list.

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Originally Posted by JohnBradley
I'll be doing some this coming week, I'll let TJ know we need to add an Evo VIII pump to the list.

aaron
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Ill have to get this done. Hope the heat from the tig wont damage the waterpump seal


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