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#1379662 10/05/2020 8:07 PM
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I am wondering what the age is of the water pump on my 56 235. The numbers on it are: 3736567 and below that: GM 15. The pump seems to run fine; engine stays cool and no leakage from the weep hole. Just curious if there is any way to tell if this is the original pump or not.

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1956 Chevy 3200, 235 w/3 speed
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Since water pumps used to get recycled, ("rebuildable core") there's no telling how many times that basic casting might have been rebuilt.
Jerry


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Okay, thanks Jerry. I wouldn’t think it could have lasted this long as the original, but I wasn’t sure.


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