[s-cars] S-CAR-List Digest, Vol 38, Issue 20

[Theodore Chen]

no, you just replace the whole thing.  a new afterrun coolant pump is
about $100, and takes about 5 minutes to change.  common failure, but
fortunately, it's easy and cheap to fix.

the pump has plastic nipples that eventually crack, either from age
or overtightening hose clamps.  they're not easily repairable.

-teddy


--- Rich Dauenhauer <rdauenhauer at yahoo.com> wrote:

> I have a issue and Im not sure how to articulate. A
> picture would be helpful but here goes: 
> my 95 Audi S6 Avant has developed a coolent leak on
> what I think is the Turbo coolent pump. 
> The back part (closest to the firewall) bottom, is
> leaking coolent rather badly. I have a Bently Guide
> but it dosent provide a parts fiche with that much
> detail. Is this assembly something you breakdown to
> smaller pieces & seals to refurbish?
> 
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