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which water pump

Its time for the water pump to be replaced on my 02.
Should I get an OEM one? Is there a better brand to buy, or is one from an auto parts store ok?

I appreciate the input.
 
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Riffraff diesel.
 
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Used a few from Riffraff Diesel over the years. I think one of the earliest has been on for almost 6 years now.

Water Pump OEM 7.3L (RDP-8501)
 
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Old 03-05-2018, 05:19 PM
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RiffRaff for OEM or Diesel Site for International version. Done...
 
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I was in a pinch when I had to do mine and have one from the Irish store on there. I originally went with an OEM reman but it leaked like a sieve. Had to do it twice. If you have the luxury of waiting for shipping, I second the Riff Raff pump.
 
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Grab Clay's billet t stat housing, too. It's worth it. Stripped bolts and/or fighting to get that thin factory aluminum to seal evenly, even with RTV, can be a headache.

Would also be a good time for the upper rad hose that routes around the serpentine belt.
 
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Riff Raff and everything CousinCarl said.
 
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If you want to go with a filter for your coolant system you can do this
Bus Parts, International, Powerstroke, Ford

Nicmike did a pretty good write up on the install and parts. It's a bit more work but your cooling system will be filtered. You can buy the complete kit from dieselsite but it's $400+. Piece it yourself and it's just over $200

Edit: link to write up. Starts around page 3
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...er-pump-3.html
 
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RiffRaff for OEM or Diesel Site for International version. Done...
i think Riffraft is Navistar...not motorcraft.
 
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i think Riffraft is Navistar...not motorcraft.
That was what I got from clay [Navistar]
 
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7yrs/175k...Airtek from Rockauto..but think, the coolant filter has alot to do with longevity
 
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I just put the Motorcraft on, made in China if it matters to anyone.
 
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Airtek from Rockauto..but think, the coolant filter has alot to do with longevity

Did the same on mine. Also have a coolant filter and it’s been on there for at least 60,000 miles.
 
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Originally Posted by AllaboutMPG
If you want to go with a filter for your coolant system you can do this
Bus Parts, International, Powerstroke, Ford

Nicmike did a pretty good write up on the install and parts. It's a bit more work but your cooling system will be filtered. You can buy the complete kit from dieselsite but it's $400+. Piece it yourself and it's just over $200
I have the Sinister Diesel coolant kit. It was $139 and has a billet aluminum head. It looks really sharp too. I don't have a picture of it, and it's raining right now otherwise I would show you.

https://sinisterdiesel.com/i-1588343...ategory:954835

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i think Riffraft is Navistar...not motorcraft.
Riff Raff Diesel sells plenty of Motorcraft parts.
 
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Thanks for the input will go with Riff Faff. I have bought some filters before from them.

Joe
 
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