[BenchMarkVII]

So last week I noticed I was losing coolant, I did and pressure check, and it help pressure but I saw there was cooling running down the lower radiator hose wher eit attaches to the pump.

So I ordered a hose and put it on, vacuum and pressure tested, it seemed fine, and then refilled.

cut to this morning, I smell coolant, and it is not visable that it looks to be coming from the water pump gasket/timing cover mating surface.

A quick check comes up with part number 53022340AC for the pump, but it is discontinued, but available form the aftermarket.

what is the consensus on
1.Just doing gasket?
2. Aftermarket pump?
3. Pump from later model (the 2015 up pump is way way more expensive and will it work?)

is there a superseding part number?

 

[Grumpy59]

If your doing the gasket I would replace the pump at the same time. also take a look at the serp belt to see if this needs replacement

 

[Newoldchallenger]

What he said^

As for specific part numbers, I don't know what your car is and that would help but try going to steve white's website or east coast moparts and just plug in your vehicle info and it should give you the superseding part number.

 

[BenchMarkVII]

2011 SRT8 challenger 6.4..

Checked Steve White and saw no superseded number

 

[Newoldchallenger]

I do not see that part number discontinued anywhere actually but here is a link for you:

https://www.eastcoastmoparts.com/oem-parts/mopar-water-pump-53022340ac/?c=Zz1jb29saW5nLXN5c3RlbSZzPXdhdGVyLXB1bXAmaT1URzExMDgwNSZyPTEmYT1kb2RnZSZvPWNoYWxsZW5nZXImeT0yMDExJnQ9c3J0OCZlPTYtNGwtdjgtZ2Fz

 

[BenchMarkVII]

https://www.stevewhiteparts.com/oem-parts/mopar-water-pump-53022340ac/?c=aT1URzExMDgwNSZyPWxheWVyXzE%3D

But found one locally, gonna swap tonight or tomorrow morning.