I need a part number for a water pump
 

I need a part number for a water pump

Started by Jerry32, September 22, 2012, 02:25:10 PM

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Jerry32

My water pump started leaking and I need to look for a replacement but I don't know the part number for a 8V92 in a 1988 MCI 102A3. If anybody has that number could I please get it from you Jerry
1988 MCI 102A3 8V92TA 740

luvrbus

You need more than a number Jerry it uses 3 different ones
standing leg
walking leg
running leg
buy a seal kit and repair yours it is not hard to do the seal can be replaced with out removing the pump  fwiw PC Industries will have the best price for a pump about 150.00 rebuilt and 350.00 for a new one   

Get a photo of the pump then we can tell which pump you have

good luck
Life is short drink the good wine first

Jerry32

I see one on ebay that looks just like mine is that all you have to go by?

DETROIT DIESEL 92 SERIES WATER PUMP//
1988 MCI 102A3 8V92TA 740

luvrbus

Try these 2 number your Mci probably has one or the other
8921195
8921104 those have the weep holes, the numbers will change if they have a unitized seal
Life is short drink the good wine first

Jerry32

I hate this W7 as it won't let you bring up two windows of internet at the same time. the pump on Ebay that looks exactly like mine has a part number of 23506602 or 23506016  It has on 45 leg and one straight leg on the bottom and a 45 on the top.
1988 MCI 102A3 8V92TA 740

luvrbus

If the legs match it will work it really doesn't matter about the unitized seals those are both good numbers 02 is a walking leg and 16 is a running leg

good luck
Life is short drink the good wine first

Jerry32

Thanks I will ook for a seal kit first and try that. Jerry
1988 MCI 102A3 8V92TA 740

thomasinnv

I had to do a seal in mine last spring. Only a couple hours from drain down to refilled and ready to roll. I just replaced my parts in my spare parts bin last week. Impellor, seal, nut, washer, and cover gasket all for $30. I would go ahead and get an impellor too. There is a ceramic insert that is bonded to the impellor that usually comes off when you remove the impellor so its easiest just to replace it with a new one. The new one comes already assembled for about $20. You can get an insert kit, but to bond it to the impellor you have to align it perfectly and bake it in the oven. Just not worth it in my opinion.

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1998 MCI 102-DL3
Series 60 12.7/Alison B500
95% converted (they're never really done, are they?)

Jerry32

Wherre are you getting these parts from?  I looked on Ebay and a rebuild kit was $175.  Jerry
1988 MCI 102A3 8V92TA 740

luvrbus

Jerry, the kit should be around 125.00 check PC Industries or DieselPro they cost over 250.00 from a DD dealer



good luck
Life is short drink the good wine first

Jerry32

for $250. I can buy a new pump so I thought the kit for $175 was a little high. Jerry
1988 MCI 102A3 8V92TA 740

thomasinnv

You will pay more for the kit than if you just buy all the pieces Ala cart. Mohawk has the best prices by a large margin. I rebuilt a pump last year cost about $65 for everything less housing. Included a new shaft and bearings, just be careful with installing the new seal. I had the machine shop go ahead and put it all together since they had to press the bearings on anyway and they damaged the seal. I ended up replacing the seal later on download the road.

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1998 MCI 102-DL3
Series 60 12.7/Alison B500
95% converted (they're never really done, are they?)