Water Pump Compatible With 1976-1987 Chevrolet Chevette Pontiac Acadian 1976-1987 Pontiac T1000

REPLACES OEM PART NUMBERS:
• GM 369175
• GM 10077051
• GM 14029998
• GM 14071866
• GM 14079351
• GM 500412
• GM 12321373
• GM 14023723

SPECIFICATIONS:
• Type: Water Pump
• Condition: New
• Housing: Aluminum
• Impeller: Metal
• Hub: 4.92/2.62 in.
• Drive: Serpentine Belt
• Rotation: Standard
• Pulley: No
• Engine: 1.6L I4

APPLICATIONS:
• Chevrolet Chevette 1.6L I4 1976-1987
• Pontiac Acadian 1.6L I4 1976-1987
• Pontiac T1000 1.6L I4 1981-1987

PRODUCT DETAILS:
This direct replacement water pump features aluminum construction with a precision-formed metal impeller for reliable coolant flow in the 1.6L 98 cubic inch 4-cylinder engine found in the 1976 through 1987 Chevrolet Chevette Pontiac Acadian and Pontiac T1000. The serpentine belt-driven standard rotation design ensures proper factory equivalent installation as a direct replacement for GM original equipment part numbers 369175 10077051 14029998 14071866 14079351 500412 12321373 and 14023723. The Chevrolet Chevette was an economy subcompact car introduced for the 1976 model year as a fuel-efficient response to the energy crisis and it became one of the best-selling GM economy cars through the early 1980s. The Pontiac Acadian was the Pontiac-badged version sold primarily in Canada while the Pontiac T1000 replaced it for the 1981 model year in the US market. The 1.6L engine was available in both gasoline and diesel configurations and multiple OEM part number supersessions across the extended production run reflect continuous engineering improvements. The lightweight aluminum housing provides excellent heat dissipation. Features a permanently sealed bearing assembly for dependable leak-free operation. Engineered to meet or exceed all original equipment specifications.

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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