Ian Mackay

Active Member

• May 5, 2018

• #1

As the title says.

 

jamesmartin

Well-Known Member

• May 5, 2018

• #2

what do you want to know

 

Ian Mackay

Active Member

• May 5, 2018

• #3

Thanks James, I have put a few posts up in different areas of the board, yours is the first reply, basically my water pump has gone, trying to buy a new one 2000 Td5, and have been told it's a Storm 1 engine, 98-2001, but water pumps on ebay say say like 98-2004, and such like need to order the correct part right now this being my daily transport.

 

Ian Mackay

Active Member

• May 5, 2018

• #4

Ian Mackay said:

Thanks James, I have put a few posts up in different areas of the board, yours is the first reply, basically my water pump has gone, trying to buy a new one 2000 Td5, and have been told it's a Storm 1 engine, 98-2001, but water pumps on ebay say say like 98-2004, and such like need to order the correct part right now this being my daily transport.

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Ian Mackay

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• May 5, 2018

• #5

 

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Bobdog

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• May 5, 2018

• #6

never heard of 'storm1' just 10p or 15p. for my 2000 td5 i just bought a standard water pump. as far as i'm aware, the disco 2 td5 uses the same pump whatever year it is. just dont buy a cheap shìte one.

 

jamesmartin

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• May 5, 2018

• #7

just order pem500040g

 

Ian Mackay

Active Member

• May 5, 2018

• #8

Bobdog said:

never heard of 'storm1' just 10p or 15p. for my 2000 td5 i just bought a standard water pump. as far as i'm aware, the disco 2 td5 uses the same pump whatever year it is. just dont buy a cheap shìte one.

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Thanks, looking closely at these pics, probably showing both sides

 

Bobdog

Well-Known Member

• May 5, 2018

• #9

assuming it is a disco, if you're doing the water pump, factor in an oil change. then you can remove the pipe from the centrifugal filter to the sump, which is just 2 bolts- gives you loads more room and you have to remove both filters anyway to get at the pump.

 

Bobdog

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• May 5, 2018

• #10

Ian Mackay said:

Thanks, looking closely at these pics, probably showing both sides

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it is. they are the same.

 

Ian Mackay

Active Member

• May 5, 2018

• #11

jamesmartin said:

just order pem500040g

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Thanks

 

jamesmartin

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• May 5, 2018

• #12

you can remove centrifuge pipe from sump without draining the oil ,but an oil and filter change never goes amiss

 

Ian Mackay

Active Member

• May 5, 2018

• #13

jamesmartin said:

you can remove centrifuge pipe from sump without draining the oil ,but an oil and filter change never goes amiss

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Just done the oil and filters last month as well when I renewed the cyl head, and new coolant, oh well.

 

Bobdog

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• May 5, 2018

• #14

jamesmartin said:

you can remove centrifuge pipe from sump without draining the oil ,but an oil and filter change never goes amiss

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i just assumed by removing it, oil would pour out as its quite low down. either way, removing it makes the water pump job a whole lot easier.

 

Ian Mackay

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• May 5, 2018

• #15

jamesmartin said:

just order pem500040g

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Ian Mackay

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• May 5, 2018

• #16

These parts I have ordered, needs to last till then