Originally Posted by Treesurveyor
The water pump is a Landrover Disco 1/2 or P38 type, you can get them on fleabay for less than £50,

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/11461786...r=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

or half that if you don't mind chinesium. My wp bearing is a bit noisy now, but then it was less than £30, and has done about 50k miles. Its easy to replace, unless the bolts shear. Replace bolts with stainless versions!, worth an extra £20 or so.

Do share if you find a good value clutch replacement, i'd like one on the spares shelf.

My 1994 water pump and gasket looks different to yours which I am guessing is around the early 2000s?

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P5,P6 & SD1 all used the same basic water pump casting shape. The differences being the pulleys and their positions, fans & viscous couplings, the latter requiring the left hand thread version. Then there are the Land Rover and Range Rover versions. Some pumps are interchangable or can be adapted. I just wanted a direct replacement pump without any uncertainty of will it - won't it etc.

Treesurveyor, you are very lucky. This water pump is definitely not easy to remove/replace. Due to the lack of clearance with the crosshead the pulley cannot be removed while the pump is still in position and one of the long bolts from the water pump cannot be removed with the pulley still in place! Membership of the Magic Circle can be an advantage in this situation.

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I think £120 for an HK 6076, or even the going rate of £250 - £300 is good value compared to £876! hide

1994 +8, BMW Calypso Red.
2002 4/4, 4 seater, BMW Calypso Red.
How do you open the boot?