Subaru OEM Water Pump Subaru WRX 2005-2007 / STI 2002-2021

Your water pump is a major component of your engine cooling system. If the water pump fails, the engine will overheat causing it to shut down. Water pumps have an indicator that tells you when they are going bad. There is a small hole in the water pump right under the shaft in the middle that the pulley bolts to. As the water pump's bearings wear out coolant seeps by them and leaks through this hole. If you notice a few drops of coolant under the front of your engine this is an indicator your pump is failing. If a water pump fails it will cause engine overheating, and possibly further engine damage. If you have noticed little drops of coolant under the front of your vehicle then inspect the bottom of the water pump to see if it is dripping out of the indicator hole. If your water pump is the problem, then this part is for you. Replace your broken or leaking water pump now with this great fitting replacement part.

Fitment:

2004-2006 Baja

2004-2007 Forester XT

2005-2007 WRX

2004-2021 STI

2005-2009 Legacy GT / Outback XT

Warranty Disclaimer:Subaru of America will only warranty parts installed on a car that has a matching VIN to that part.

Listing only includes water pump, no gaskets!

Warranty Disclaimer: Subaru of America will only warranty parts installed by a CERTIFIED Subaru Dealership. The part being installed must also match the vehicle VIN. IE If you install an STi block in a WRX at your friends shop, do not expect a warranty claim to come through if it explodes! Please use your best judgement.

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