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#1588420 09/27/2025 8:40 AM
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Hi guys i have a 1934 30cwt with a 207 motor i was wondering if there is a modern water pump that will be able to be used so i can pressurize the cooling system. any help would be much appreciated I am located in Australia

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You might call the Filling Station, their pump sounds like it would work for you.
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HERE's the link to the water pump that Pre '68 Dave mentioned.


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Thanks for the Information much appreciated


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