FBH, which pins for water pump - Page 2

Devilish · 17th December 2018, 10:45

Thing is mac, if it was working but packed in, PCB repair, and job done (if the glowplug is ok). You could just fit the repaired PCB and chance it, as I said it is 50/50, most water pumps used on a vehicle are fine, because some have not worked for years, and when the Webasto worked, not used much in winter etc. For all you know it could have spent 10 years on a boat, used hour after hour every day, they are used all year round for shower and hot water too. After all it is a micro fossil fuel burning combi boiler.

Here is the PCB from a dandy little number I was sent for repair. From a Freelander the owner used to take wading.

Yeh right. My guess was one of the faults was a blown fuse.

The plastic caps were ok though, so not a total loss.

Devilish · 17th December 2018, 10:58

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Originally Posted by Arctic

HI Steve.
Thank you for yesterday.

Was a pleasure Steve, as always.

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Devilish Been round the block 75 Tourer Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Cannock Posts: 4,125 Thanks: 3 Thanked 189 Times in 121 Posts	Thing is mac, if it was working but packed in, PCB repair, and job done (if the glowplug is ok). You could just fit the repaired PCB and chance it, as I said it is 50/50, most water pumps used on a vehicle are fine, because some have not worked for years, and when the Webasto worked, not used much in winter etc. For all you know it could have spent 10 years on a boat, used hour after hour every day, they are used all year round for shower and hot water too. After all it is a micro fossil fuel burning combi boiler. Here is the PCB from a dandy little number I was sent for repair. From a Freelander the owner used to take wading. Yeh right. My guess was one of the faults was a blown fuse. The plastic caps were ok though, so not a total loss. __________________ If at first you don't succeed, hide the evidence Last edited by Devilish; 17th December 2018 at 10:53..