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E36General discussion and technical help for (E36) 1992-1999 3 series cars. 318, 323, 325, 328.
Changing out my water pump, and $58 at AutohauzAz is the cheapest I've seen . . anyone found a cheaper price? I thought I saw it for like $46 someplace, but I can't remember where.
Link hey i found this one shippping from Ohio $45.00 + 7.50 S/h = $52.50
BRAND NEW Meyle Water Pump that fits many late model BMW's. This is a premium water pump with a Metal Impeller. The earlier plastic impeller water pumps have a high failure rate. This Pump Also fits E36 M3's to replace the plastic style pump.
Meyle Products
Meyle Products is a devision of Wulf Gaertner Auoparts which was founded in Germany in 1958. Meyle offers high quality products for European cars and trucks. The range of products is constantly being expanded.
From what I've heard, the plastic (orange) impellers were used up till early '97. But there's no way to tell for sure without removing the pump. If you're not sure, don't play Russian Roulette with it, just change it out for peace of mind.
Mine was already changed out and has about 30k on a metal impeller, but I figure I should replace it again while I have everything apart . . . I'll be flushing the coolant, doing the fan delete mod, switching to an aluminum thermostat housing, and replacing the upper & lower radiator hoses. After this, I should be good to go for a while.
K thanks, good to know. When i do the fan delete mod (when i get more money) ill replace the impeller and do some of the stuff you are. probably smart in the long run