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#501990 - 04/13/08 06:21 PM Rebuilding Water Pump
1929Chrysler Offline
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Registered: 01/11/06
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Does any one have suggestions on where to send a water pump for rebuilding or do you think I should have a local machine shop turn a new spindle as the old one is scored where the packing goes?

It looks like the impeller is just pressed onto the shaft. I was thinking about possibly having the shaft made slightly over size and then hone the front and rear brass bushings accordingly.

Any input is much appreciated.

Dan

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#502255 - 04/14/08 06:52 PM Re: Rebuilding Water Pump [Re: 1929Chrysler]
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Your local NAPA store has rebuild service.
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#502292 - 04/14/08 09:05 PM Re: Rebuilding Water Pump [Re: windjamer]
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Arthur Gould is the way to go.
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#502870 - 04/16/08 09:53 PM Re: Rebuilding Water Pump [Re: 1929Chrysler]
Mark Shaw Offline
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Find a copy of last month's Buick Bugle magazine. There is a good article on older water pumps in it.
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#503071 - 04/17/08 04:06 PM Re: Rebuilding Water Pump [Re: 1929Chrysler]
garydc Offline
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Registered: 05/19/04
Posts: 32
Loc: Kansas
Dan: I took the pump from my series 75 to a local machine shop. He made me a new shaft and after a Little machining he was able to put 2 modern seals in the old packing area. He made a new rear bushing. I then put a sealed roller bearing in the front. My front was originally a roller bearing. So far I am very happy, no leak

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