IH water pump filter, LOOK!
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From: Southern West Virginia
Good deal Dan! I need to get one ordered too! You could drive up one weekend and we could have a water pump party! LOL! I promise I won't make you eat chicken livers! LOL!
Hotshot
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Southern West Virginia
That's a good point Darin. The engine on the stand in my shop has a new water pump on it. I may just pull it off and do the filter. Does anyone know the Wix number for the filter, or a number I can cross?
Lead Driver
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From: western SD
If you want just the coolant filter, the NAPA number is 4070. Filter with SCA is 4071. For the WIX no. put a 2 in front of the Napa number.
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Laughing Gas
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From: Central Oregon
Wow! That's some nasty stuff! I'm just curious, what did that stuff feel like? It doesn't look "gritty" it just looks like rust dust. Did you use distilled water when you filled the system? Again, just curious. I may need to move that mod up on my "to do" list... My biggest problem is that I have big plans and no money.
Should I not use distilled water?
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From: Orrville, Ohio
Distilled water is what is supposed to be used. I was just curious if all that crud came out of the engine or if there was a chance that some of it may have come from the water that was used when he refilled the truck.
FOREIGN GURU
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From: Celaya, Gto. MX
Actually the reason of that crud there is because Glenn bought that filter from flee-bay and remanufacturated 
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Well seriuosly is curious how many crud there in that short period of time
I just installed a new WP and add a coolant filter, I will change it soon and will open it and see whats inside and Ill report here, my problem is that is not my DD, so need some time.
.Well seriuosly is curious how many crud there in that short period of time
I just installed a new WP and add a coolant filter, I will change it soon and will open it and see whats inside and Ill report here, my problem is that is not my DD, so need some time.
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Fleet Owner
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From: AZ
I put the truck into the shop and torn it down never thinking about flushing the coolant system before hand. I however did drain the block on both sides before putting in new coolant and distilled water.
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Vale, NC
I thought about adding the filter as a bypass but I really don't like all those tubes running everywhere under the hood. So for an extra $80 I can make it really neat and clean in the engine. Plus, I know my coolant system hasn't been properly maintained, and with 230k it seems like a best solution is better than a good solution in this case. I also heard that the bypass filters often leak around the lines so it just seemed cleaner to change the water pump and git er done.
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Fleet Owner
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From: AZ
Bill, cancel that, Darin is correct, its the 4070. I made the mistake last night and looked at my fuel filter/water separator filter. I don't think you want that one, LOL. SORRY!