Jeep Genuine Mopar Water Pumps

Your Jeep’s water pump is the center of its cooling system. It prevents overheating by letting coolant flow between your engine and the radiator. Keep your vehicle running smoothly and running at a consistent operating temperature with a top-quality water pump. JeepsAreUs carries water pumps compatible with select Jeep model and model years.

Keep Your Jeep Engine Cool with a Water Pump

The water pump on your car’s engine guarantees constant coolant flow through its engine block, hoses, and radiator. It also keeps your engine at an optimal temperature, making it an important part of your engine. Water pumps use centrifugal force to move the coolant into the engine or the water jacket around its cylinders with its impeller blades. The blades help the coolant flow back to the radiator so it can be cooled even further by a cooling fan.

Even though water pumps are heavy-duty pieces of equipment, prolonged use can make it subject to regular wear and tear. A defective water pump could result in issues that could affect overall vehicle performance, including coolant leaks and overheating. If your car water pump is worn out, you might start to notice steam coming out of your radiator. When that happens, getting a water pump replacement is your best option.

Buy Car Water Pumps for Your Jeep Online

JeepsAreUs has the right parts and accessories for your water pump installation and replacement needs. Our inventory includes genuine Jeep water pumps that fit the Wrangler and Grand Cherokee, as well as older Jeep models, like the Commander and Liberty. We also offer gaskets, tubes, seals, and screws so you can install your pump easily.

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Frequently Asked Questions: Water Pumps

How long does a water pump last on a car?

Most auto water pumps will work after 100,000 to 150,000 miles before needing to be replaced. However, extreme weather and driving conditions can cause your water pump to work for only 30,000 miles before breaking. Make sure to check your water pumps regularly to avoid road mishaps.

When should I replace my vehicle’s water pump?

If you’re getting a new timing belt for your car, make sure to change the water pump as well. You can replace both parts at around 60,000 to 90,000 miles, the recommended interval for timing belt replacement. You’ll also need to replace your car water pump once it starts to leak.

How can I tell if my vehicle’s water pump is bad?

The symptoms of a faulty car water pump can include:

• Constant engine overheating

• Steam coming from your radiator

• Humming, buzzing, or squealing noises from your engine

• Leaking fluid

• Erratic temperature gauge readings

• Excessive heat as coolant flows through your radiator

• Coolant leaks around your water pump

Can you drive a car with a blown water pump?

You can still drive your car with a bad or blown water pump. However, you will constantly encounter engine misfires and other issues as you drive. Your car will move, but the engine will eventually stall if you fail to repair and replace your water pump on time.

What happens when my water pump goes out while driving?

As mentioned earlier, you can still drive your car with a blown water pump. However, since the coolant is no longer circulating properly throughout the car, its heating and cooling components will be affected. Other than engine misfires, your ride can also constantly overheat as you drive.