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Leaking water pump

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Went for a blast around Tokyo and noticed the temperature rising a little. Pulled over saw the leak, bottom left of the engine at the rear. Could see it weeping out from behind the water pump pully and down along the bottom outlet of the water pump losing about 1 liter in 30 minutes of driving. Unfortunately in tokyo I have no means for this DIY job. Dropped it off yesterday at my local guy with instructions. I'm cool with the pump being replaced what I'm not cool with is I have a road trip planned with the wife down south for 4 days so now I'm paying for a rental car for the drive. It's not the money it's the fact the only rental car left for rent in Tokyo is a Toyota Mark X...

POST 2Original post

Bummer, no chance you can get her on the Bike!!!! My wife will no longer ride on mine.

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Ha ! Negotiate with the wife to let you adopt a bike only girlfriend

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Did you notice any water pump noise or squeal at all ?

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

No chance of the bike. Road trip also involves our small dog. No noise at all. Just a small leak that got large over a two day( 2 hour driving) period. I'll let you all know how the Toyota works out :-(

POST 6Original post

Welcome to the coolant leakage club. OEM pump should be ~$450-ish

POST 7Original post

$250 from Pelican Parts, although shipping to Tokyo... ow.

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