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  1. 12th August 2006, 09:48 AM #1
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    Water Pump or is that Pumps?

    Tdi 300, was going through my repair manual and it showed 2 water pumps on the one engine is this right? If so where do they pump the water? If one dies can you still keep driving on the other one?
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    mine only has one i know of, top right front of engine, power steer pump just below it....

    where do you think the second one is?
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    From memory because I'm at work now, it showed it down on the right side of the block. I was wondering how it was driven down there aswell if it is a water pump?
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    Quote Originally Posted by QSDT
    Tdi 300, was going through my repair manual and it showed 2 water pumps on the one engine is this right? If so where do they pump the water? If one dies can you still keep driving on the other one?
    Ummm.....

    Its not April 1st is it ?

    Only thing I can think of is you looked in the V8 section of the manual as well as the TDi section....is it a Haymes manual?
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    Quote Originally Posted by amshaw
    Only thing I can think of is you looked in the V8 section of the manual as well as the TDi section....is it a Haymes manual?
    Well that might be it I'll have to check it when I get home I'll feel pretty darft if that is what happened
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    Quote Originally Posted by QSDT
    From memory because I'm at work now, it showed it down on the right side of the block. I was wondering how it was driven down there aswell if it is a water pump?
    You may be thinking of the vacumn pump on the rh (driver side ) of the block, water pump is on the top lh side ( passenger side ) above the alternator.
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    It was the water pump for the Mpi model sorry, feeling really dumb now. Can this thread be deleted?
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    Quote Originally Posted by QSDT
    It was the water pump for the Mpi model sorry, feeling really dumb now. Can this thread be deleted?
    It happens mate .....welcome to the Land Rover Experance

    Oh I will take some Tooeys old thanks
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