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Speedway 1951-1954 Mopar Water Pump
Speedway 1951-1954 Mopar Water Pump
331 Chrysler Hemi V8, Mechanical Water Pump Type, Standard Pump Flow, Not Adjustable, Natural
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Speedway 1951-1954 Mopar Water Pump
Part # 91015685
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Water Pump Type:
Mechanical
Pump Flow:
Standard
Adjustable:
No
Housing Material:
Cast-Iron
Housing Finish:
Natural
Housing Color:
Natural
Gasket(s) Included:
Yes
Hardware Included:
No
MFG. Part #:
91015685
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Speedway's newly manufactured OE style cast iron water pumps are now available for 1951-1954 331 c.i. V8 engines. These pumps are brand new and are ready to be installed and come with mounting gasket. Under our stringent quality control processes each pump is verified for any leaks and now features improved sealing over original water pump.
- New Water Pump
- Includes Mounting Gasket
- Verified no leak quality control
- Sold IndividuallyÂ
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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