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Username Post: 33 Chevy Water Pump
buggymangp 
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Reg: 08-26-08
 06-19-12 11:58 AM - Post#2239151    
    In response to WagonMan

you can also try the filling station.
if you cant tighten down the nut around the shaft to stop the leak most likely the shaft is worn were the packing would ride and no amount of packing will stop the leak. the filling station also sells rebuilding kits for pumps with a new impeller
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