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Waterpump residue normal?

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YOUR RESEARCHWaterpump residue normal?

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Check eveything without finding the root issue

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They pressure tested and checked eveything without finding the root issue.

Waterpump residue normal?
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Leading evidence: 'Check eveything without finding the root issue' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Check eveything without finding the root issue' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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Clean area of the residue and if 'new' residue forms

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I would clean the area of the residue and if 'new' residue forms then you know there is a potential issue.

Waterpump residue normal?

Replace about 40k ago

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Suggestion · Original poster

Water pump was replace about 40k ago, replaced it with factory Porsche part.

Waterpump residue normal?

Run leaks, just dried residue

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Suggestion · Original poster

Recently I noticed dried white coolant residue around the water pump area, there are no visible wet spots or running leaks, just dried residue.

Waterpump residue normal?
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Check eveything without finding the root issue

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed

They pressure tested and checked eveything without finding the root issue.

Waterpump residue normal?

Clean area of the residue and if 'new' residue forms

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Suggestion

I would clean the area of the residue and if 'new' residue forms then you know there is a potential issue.

Waterpump residue normal?

Replace about 40k ago

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Suggestion · Original poster

Water pump was replace about 40k ago, replaced it with factory Porsche part.

Waterpump residue normal?

Run leaks, just dried residue

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Suggestion · Original poster

Recently I noticed dried white coolant residue around the water pump area, there are no visible wet spots or running leaks, just dried residue.

Waterpump residue normal?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Water pump was replace about 40k ago, replaced it with factory Porsche part. Recently I noticed dried white coolant residue around the water pump area, there are no visible wet spots or running leaks, just dried residue. Wonder if this was normal? Or is my water pump going again?

POST 2Original post

One of my old boss' car had an overheating problem but the mechanics could not find the issue. The water pump too had coolant residue. They pressure tested and checked eveything without finding the root issue. To find the source of the problem all I did was goose the throttle at a high rpm and wahhlaa...the water pump started leaking. I would clean the area of the residue and if 'new' residue forms then you know there is a potential issue.

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