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Pump leaking

Joe N

By Joe N
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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Joe N

Joe N

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I'm back. The other day it was a worn out motor coupling. Got the part and put it on with no problem. Itworks fine, however the pump is now leaking. Is it possible that it maybe cracked or a seal gone bad. I did not remove it when I replaced the coupling. Any suggestions?

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Scottthewolf Sensei

Scottthewolf

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Yes, just replace your water pump.

Poobah Sensei

Poobah

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[user=10022]Joe N[/user] wrote:

I'm back. The other day it was a worn out motor coupling. Got the part and put it on with no problem. Itworks fine, however the pump is now leaking. Is it possible that it maybe cracked or a seal gone bad. I did not remove it when I replaced the coupling. Any suggestions?

That sounded like as fun job :yikes: ...whole lot easier to remove the pump than hoses....

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