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    Default Pinto 2.0L Water Pump

    What type of water pump are you guys running? The original seems to be pretty long. Is there a shorter version?
    Thanks for the help, Graham.

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    Almost all use the original stock pump. The trick setup is the aluminum housing. Of course with a different pulley, drive belt, and driven speed ratio.
    You must be careful installing the pulley. Do it wrong and you will mess up the impeller clearance.

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    Thank you for your time.

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    Not sure of what chassis you are running. If you are running Swift-like chassis with the radiator located in front of the engine, you may have to grind down the shaft just ahead of the pulley to clear the radiator as I did.

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