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MOCA Engine Auxiliary Water Pump for Mercedes-Benz CLK350 C230 C280 C350 CLK320 CLK55 AMG
MOCA Engine Auxiliary Water Pump for Mercedes-Benz CLK350 C230 C280 C350 CLK320 CLK55 AMG
by MocaAutoParts
S-AWP22
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DESCRIPTION
- Condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag.
- Manufacturer Part Number S-AWP22
- Brand MOCA
- Type Engine Water Pump
- Interchange Part Number AW6728, 2038350164
- Manufacturer Warranty 1 Year
- Features Durability Tested
- OE/OEM Part Number AW6728, 2038350164
- UPC 766825088790
Product Description
Abnormal Noise
After the car starts, there will be a sound similar to "boom boom boom". This kind of sound can be accelerated with the rotation of the engine, and the volume will change. This kind of noise generally becomes more and more obvious with the aggravation of the fault, which may be caused by foreign objects in the water pump or bearing wear.
Heating Temperature Does Not Change Significantly
In cold temperatures, the heating system in the car operates normally, but the temperature changes are not obvious, or there is no obvious temperature situation.
Coolant Temperature Rises
If the engine leaks water near the water pump, the coolant will leave traces of the color of the coolant on the ventilation holes of the water pump.
Unstable Idling
In the case of neutral gear, the rotation of the engine will have obvious jumps, and the alarm of flameout or excessive engine temperature may be caused by the failure of the coolant pump, which may cause increased rotational resistance. When the belt is connected, the increase in the rotational resistance of the coolant pump can directly affect the rotation of the engine.
