Thread: S2 Water Pump Assembly

They're getting very hard to find. I recall that Four Wheel Drives has them listed in their parts catalogue, but like a lot of their earlier stuff it's probably on an "as available" basis. I'm pretty sure, though, that a competent mechanic should be able to rekit it, provided the case is still in good nick. I have a friend in Katherine who rebuilds them with Holden carbon/ceramic seals and decent quality bearings. I think I may be able to find a secondhand unit with a good case if you're short of one to rekit.

Dan.
69 2A 88" pet4, 68 2B FC pet6.

The SII part number is 501041, the SIIA part number is 530477.

Dunsfold DUNSFOLD look as if they have one in their catalogue, but it's hard to be sure.

It also looks as if they are available at 501041 WATER PUMP ASSEMBLY 8 HOLE | Land Rover Series 1948-1984: Engine: Cooling | shop | www.lrseries.com | L. R. Series.

You could also try Land Vehicle Spares 02 4774 1741, Brian will most likely have something.

I take it this would be no good for you then

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Originally Posted by dullbird

I take it this would be no good for you then

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I wish!

Originally Posted by peterg1001

The SII part number is 501041, the SIIA part number is 530477.

Dunsfold DUNSFOLD look as if they have one in their catalogue, but it's hard to be sure.

It also looks as if they are available at 501041 WATER PUMP ASSEMBLY 8 HOLE | Land Rover Series 1948-1984: Engine: Cooling | shop | www.lrseries.com | L. R. Series.

You could also try Land Vehicle Spares 02 4774 1741, Brian will most likely have something.

Thanks for the part number, and I'll give Brian a call.

Originally Posted by dandlandyman

They're getting very hard to find. I recall that Four Wheel Drives has them listed in their parts catalogue, but like a lot of their earlier stuff it's probably on an "as available" basis. I'm pretty sure, though, that a competent mechanic should be able to rekit it, provided the case is still in good nick. I have a friend in Katherine who rebuilds them with Holden carbon/ceramic seals and decent quality bearings. I think I may be able to find a secondhand unit with a good case if you're short of one to rekit.

Dan.
69 2A 88" pet4, 68 2B FC pet6.

Thanks, mine is in pretty good nick, and I may be able to refurbish it here... I have a mate with a press that may be able to help... but being a lazy sod I'd rather just buy a new one!