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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1964 1/2 - 1965 => Topic started by: DKutz on July 08, 2018, 12:56:14 AM
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Hello. We got the 64 1/2 mustang running today and the water pump is shot. I am told the one on it is incorrect. What is the right pump for this car? Aluminum no backing plate? Suggestions? NPD or rock auto.
March 64 build. 289 D code Generator with PS NO AC.
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Hello. We got the 64 1/2 mustang running today and the water pump is shot. I am told the one on it is incorrect. What is the right pump for this car? Aluminum no backing plate? Suggestions? NPD or rock auto.
March 64 build. 289 D code Generator with PS NO AC.
If it has a generator it will most likely have the C4 marked aluminum waterpump. The C5 marked pump is for a alternator equipped car. The brackets mount slightly different between one and the other. NPD doesn't sell the generator car pump . Who knows with rock auto. I have never tried to make a C5 pump work on a generator car so I can't say about the problems. I do know a C4 pump causes problems when mounting on a alternator car.
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Hmmm. I don't think that's what's on it now. As I believe it's cast iron
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As a "sanity check", see what the part number is on the timing cover.
Jim
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Hmmm. I don't think that's what's on it now. As I believe it's cast iron
From the picture it is the aluminum style. Maybe it is a cast iron aftermarket pump given the aluminum style case.
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Well I ordered from Rockauto, hope it works out. So much cheaper than local.
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The correct 64.5 V8 water pump would be aluminum and have a C4OE-8505-A casting number.
Originals can be rebuilt if you're able to find a date-correct one.
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If the timing cover is this thick:
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/10/4249-090718204051.jpeg)
it's an early water pump style with no back cover on the water pump. The timing cover is the back of the pump.
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Here's a pic for reference...
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We got the water pump off today, I think it will clean up well, and go right back on. Always want to to preserve the originality.