Water Pump Compatible With 1964-1976 Bmw 2002 2002Tii 1602 1600 1800 2000Ti 2000Cs 1.6L 2.0L I4 M10

REPLACES OEM PART NUMBERS:
• BMW 11510686001

SPECIFICATIONS:
• Type: Water Pump
• Condition: New
• Housing: Aluminum
• Impeller: Metal
• Drive: Drive Belt
• Rotation: Standard
• Pulley: No
• Engine: 1.6L/2.0L I4

APPLICATIONS:
• BMW 2002 2.0L I4 1966-1976
• BMW 2002tii 2.0L I4 1971-1974
• BMW 1602 1.6L I4 1967-1971
• BMW 1600 1.6L I4 1964-1971
• BMW 1800 1.8L I4 1968-1971
• BMW 2000Ti 2.0L I4 1966-1971
• BMW 2000CS 2.0L I4 1965-1970

PRODUCT DETAILS:
This direct replacement water pump features aluminum construction with a precision-formed metal impeller designed for the BMW M10 SOHC four-cylinder engine family in 1.6 through 2.0-liter configurations powering the legendary BMW 02 Series and New Class vehicles from 1964 through 1976. The belt-driven standard rotation pump ensures proper factory equivalent installation as a direct replacement for BMW original equipment part number 11510686001. The BMW 2002 is arguably the single most important car in BMW history as it established the brand as a maker of sporting sedans and virtually created the modern sports sedan segment. The 2002tii with Kugelfischer mechanical fuel injection was the hot rod of the lineup delivering 130 horsepower from its 2.0-liter M10 engine. The earlier New Class models including the 1600 1800 2000Ti and 2000CS laid the foundation for BMW as we know it today. The M10 engine family is renowned for exceptional reliability simplicity and tuning potential making it a favorite of vintage BMW enthusiasts and racers worldwide. The aluminum housing provides lightweight corrosion-resistant construction while the precision-formed metal impeller maintains proper coolant flow. Features permanently sealed bearings with a precision-ground shaft.

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WARNING - This product may expose you to chemicals such as Nickel which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov