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Old 07-12-2018, 09:22 PM   #1
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Hi so I have a boxster s 2000 (manual) and my water went out, I thought i would just have to replace it but when I got the old one out it was chipped so then I started looking for the pieces and didn’t find any I reverse flushed it and check every single hose and nothing is there no pieces whatsover, So I was wondering if anyone had the same issue and ended up slapping the new water pump on and driving it?

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When I changed mine (original), the impellers were worn down to almost nothing. I didn't see any pieces, I suspect it just degraded slowly over time.
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And how long have you been driving it after that and we’re there any problems?
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[QUOTE=kirkandorules;575092]When I changed mine (original), the impellers were worn down to almost nothing. I didn't see any pieces, I suspect it just degraded slowly over

How many miles I running on it now and we’re there any problems?
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About a year/10k miles since the change, I've had no issues.
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Usually the missing pieces get lodged in the small coolant passages in the cylinder heads.

2000-2001 cylinder heads are thin castings to save weight & cost so they will crack causing oil & or coolant leaks, so find the pump pieces now even if you have to pull heads. Or pull them later after they crack from the blocked coolant passages overheating the head.

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