The water pump in every vehicle plays an important role in keeping the vehicle cooling system working. The main function of a water pump is to remove coolant from the radiator and pump it into the engine. While the cooler rotates around your SUV or your truck. It removes heat from the engine parts and maintains the temperature inside. When the coolant returns to the radiator The air and radiator fan lower the coolant temperature before returning and circulating in the engine again. The Water pump system has a long service life. But the average lifespan is 60,000 to 90,000 miles. Little or no maintenance can shorten the life of your pump. So if you have been neglecting your pump for a while. It’s time to check and see if the pump is working properly. Here are some signs you need to be aware of:
Overheating
If your submersible water pump is not working properly and does not distribute coolant in the engine. will overheat The hotter the engine The possibility of serious damage such as cracked engine blocks, pistons, cylinders, and bonnet gasket damage increases. If you see your car overheat or steam coming out of the hood. Don't drive your car any further. even with a mechanic then you may incur additional compensation.
Coolant Leakage
Water pumps are notorious for coolant leaks. This is a clear indication that replacement is needed. Inside the water pump, the coolant is maintained using gaskets and seals. Eventually, your car’s radiator oil will leak from front to center when this part wears, loosens or cracks. The color of the liquid varies from green to orange to red. The orange coolant may have rust in it.
Sewage Pump
Infiltration of air through the dirty engine coolant pressure cover Mineral accumulation And age can damage the water pump in your car. You may see rust or small holes. On the outside of the pump, if you lift the hood of your car, then you need to change the water pump in your car. This is because a rusty or damaged pump cannot function efficiently.
Whining Noises
Lastly, if your car engine makes a loud noise Probably because of the sewage pump. in the pump Use a pulley or belt to work. This can cause a whimper, which some people call a harmonic buzz, if too loose. This noise is also caused by worn bearings in the water pump motor.
Here are some of the signs that you will experience if your car's water pump is damaged or does not work at all. It is a good idea to consult a technician if you notice such signs.
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