JEGS
Chevy LS Electric Water Pump
555-50917









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LS Chevy Pump
Note: Requires use of JEGS o-ring style hose adapter 555-50905-1
JEGS 50917 Water Pump Features:
- Only 7 3/4 lbs.
- Heavy-duty electric dual voltage epoxy-coated motor adapts to 12-volt & 16-volt systems
- Draws only 6 Amps
- Billet aluminum 6061 impeller is anodized to resist corrosion
- Stainless steel motor shaft with jacketed seal
- Carbon ceramic mechanical seal
- Machined with O-rings for tight block sealing (no gaskets needed)
- Fits all LS motors except LS9
Includes:
- (1) 14 Gauge Wiring Harness with fuse holder and 20 amp fuse
- (1) Aluminum Plug: 1 1/4 in.-12 thread x 1 in. UHL with o-ring seal and a 9 mm Allen Head
- (6) Stainless Steel Socket Head Mounting Bolts: 8 mm-1.25 mm x 30 mm UHL, with 6 mm Allen Head
- Installation Instructions
Specifications:
the outlet hose fitting is for what size radiator hose
With this pump is there a spot for the thermostat like a factory pump? And if not what do you offer in the way to have a thermostat? Thanks
On the top of the LS pump there is an 1/8 NPT port. Does that have pressure on it or can it be used for Steam vent?
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