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Does anyone know where I can get a rebuild kit for my original water pump. It is for a 265 V8 from a 55 S2.

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Hy remohbill, I have never seen a rebuild kit for a water pump, the rebuilders seem to have a direct pipeline to the bearing/seal suppliers. You should be able to get whichever F.L.A.P.S. you prefer to supply a rebuilt pump, you might have to wait a few days for it to come in, hope that helps.

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I thought they used to rebuild them back in the day. Mine has a plate on the back and it looks like it would be easy to do. Thanks for the taking the time to answer.

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For $8 to $15 for a replacement, I don't think I will go through the trouble myself.

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I have rebuilt plenty of pumps for antique engines where commercially-built items were not available. Trust me on this- - - - -if an already-built pump is available, use it! The carbon/ceramic mechanical seal that's commonly used in water pumps is exceptionally fragile, (and expensive) and I've gone through two or three at times before one worked right. The really old ones with the gland nut and graphite-impregnated rope packing are a lot more user-friendly.
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