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Originally Posted by bobbyv
Actually, that pump is a non-critical item. Mine had short-circuited and was causing the climate-control unit to shut down to protect itself, and the fix was simply to disconnect the electrical connection to the pump. The purpose of the pump is to pump the coolant when the engine is idling - above idling, the coolant flows sufficiently for heating purposes.
So if you are in a pinch, I believe that you can just find an elbow connector for the two hoses, and just bypass the pump, since your pump is leaking. In my case, the pump was not leaking, so I simply disabled the electrical connection, and my heating system works fine.
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Thanks bobbyv,
If this pump is mainly usefull at idling, would it explain that the temperature of my engine goes sometimes high , even with a new fan cluth and new water pump, and comes back to normal as soon as the car is in moving?
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