View Poll Results: Has your electric water pump failed?
Yes
20
26.32%
No
56
73.68%
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Everyone with a Electric Water Pump - VOTE!
01-26-2004, 10:39 AM
#17
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Old Bridge Township Raceway Park
Posts: 24
Meziere #1 : (HD version) 24 months service (to the day!) with a little over 20,000 miles pump quit... turned out to be an internal wire that was put on poorly on a batch of pumps made.... they fixed & rebuilt the pump for free, still going strong today.
Meziere # 2: 35,000+ miles & still going strong... but I do keep a spare under the seat
I just want to see how far this one will go.
Meziere # 3: 7,000 miles so far so good.
Over the years I've installed about total 15 Meziere & maybe 4 or 5 CSI LT1 pumps. I had only one out of box failure which was a CSI & one of the other HD Mezieres had the same loose wire problem I had on my first one... both of those were purchaced at the same time.
I'm pretty happy with the Meziere's over all & will continue to use them
As a side note..... I will say that A: throw away the fuse that comes with the pump & use a better one. For some reason, I found that the fuse that comes with the kit blows well below it's rating..... Also, double & tripple check your connections to make make sure all is secure and everyhting should be OK. The majority of the problems I've seen were install related wiring problems
Meziere # 2: 35,000+ miles & still going strong... but I do keep a spare under the seat
I just want to see how far this one will go.Meziere # 3: 7,000 miles so far so good.
Over the years I've installed about total 15 Meziere & maybe 4 or 5 CSI LT1 pumps. I had only one out of box failure which was a CSI & one of the other HD Mezieres had the same loose wire problem I had on my first one... both of those were purchaced at the same time.
I'm pretty happy with the Meziere's over all & will continue to use them
As a side note..... I will say that A: throw away the fuse that comes with the pump & use a better one. For some reason, I found that the fuse that comes with the kit blows well below it's rating..... Also, double & tripple check your connections to make make sure all is secure and everyhting should be OK. The majority of the problems I've seen were install related wiring problems
Last edited by LT1 Abuser; 01-26-2004 at 11:58 AM.
04-04-2005, 10:20 PM
#22
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: The Wild West
Posts: 5,907
Re: Everyone with a Electric Water Pump - VOTE!
Originally Posted by LT1 Abuser
Meziere #1 : (HD version) 24 months service (to the day!) with a little over 20,000 miles pump quit... turned out to be an internal wire that was put on poorly on a batch of pumps made.... they fixed & rebuilt the pump for free, still going strong today.
Meziere # 2: 35,000+ miles & still going strong... but I do keep a spare under the seat I just want to see how far this one will go.
Meziere # 3: 7,000 miles so far so good.
Over the years I've installed about total 15 Meziere & maybe 4 or 5 CSI LT1 pumps. I had only one out of box failure which was a CSI & one of the other HD Mezieres had the same loose wire problem I had on my first one... both of those were purchaced at the same time.
I'm pretty happy with the Meziere's over all & will continue to use them
As a side note..... I will say that A: throw away the fuse that comes with the pump & use a better one. For some reason, I found that the fuse that comes with the kit blows well below it's rating..... Also, double & tripple check your connections to make make sure all is secure and everyhting should be OK. The majority of the problems I've seen were install related wiring problems
Meziere # 2: 35,000+ miles & still going strong... but I do keep a spare under the seat
I just want to see how far this one will go.Meziere # 3: 7,000 miles so far so good.
Over the years I've installed about total 15 Meziere & maybe 4 or 5 CSI LT1 pumps. I had only one out of box failure which was a CSI & one of the other HD Mezieres had the same loose wire problem I had on my first one... both of those were purchaced at the same time.
I'm pretty happy with the Meziere's over all & will continue to use them
As a side note..... I will say that A: throw away the fuse that comes with the pump & use a better one. For some reason, I found that the fuse that comes with the kit blows well below it's rating..... Also, double & tripple check your connections to make make sure all is secure and everyhting should be OK. The majority of the problems I've seen were install related wiring problems
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04-04-2005, 10:30 PM
#23
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Pleasant Hill,CA
Posts: 907
Re: Everyone with a Electric Water Pump - VOTE!
I'll stick with my stock water pump thank you. 5yrs and 80,000 is a much better track record then any electric pump I've seen. Even if it is leaking I know it is still work and not going to blow a fuse.
04-04-2005, 10:45 PM
#24
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: savannah ga
Posts: 303
Re: Everyone with a Electric Water Pump - VOTE!
Originally Posted by Robs97Z28
I'll stick with my stock water pump thank you. 5yrs and 80,000 is a much better track record then any electric pump I've seen. Even if it is leaking I know it is still work and not going to blow a fuse.
04-05-2005, 01:26 AM
#28
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: San Jose
Posts: 159
Re: Everyone with a Electric Water Pump - VOTE!
Originally Posted by Bersaglieri
Thats a pretty impressive track record with E-WP's. Do you feel Meziere's are worth the $50 more though?
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