Any experiences with Genos water pumps?
05-13-2011, 09:00 PM
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Any experiences with Genos water pumps?
Geno's has a really good price on their water pumps but I'm kinda partial to Cummins branded parts. Went to the Cummins dealer today and was quoted $153 for a pump!!!! That seems awfully steep to me.
If any of you guys/gals have any experience good or bad with Geno's pumps I'd like to hear it. If they turn out to be reputable I'll be doing the pump, t-stat, and ignition switch next week on my days off.
If any of you guys/gals have any experience good or bad with Geno's pumps I'd like to hear it. If they turn out to be reputable I'll be doing the pump, t-stat, and ignition switch next week on my days off.
05-13-2011, 11:48 PM
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Geno's sells the Gates brand water pump. This is a well know brand but usually associated with rubber products, belts, hoses, hydraulic hoses, fuel and radiator caps. Like FMB mentioned, I have never been disappointed with Geno's merchandise. Good luck.
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Yeah I've always had good luck with stuff from Geno's but just wasn't sure about the Gates brand water pumps.
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The whole reason for me wanting another Cummins water pump is the fact that it has close to 300k on it with no problems. Don't know if I wanna take a chance on another brand and then have to replace it a short while later. I'm not much of a gambler but then again I gamble everyday I go to work and drive amongst the freakin idiots around town 
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I put a Bosch water pump in 30 or 40K miles ago, and just replaced it with the Geno's pump last night. I think it was Bosch anyway. Whatever it was had the ring on the fins. This one does not. Here's to hoping....
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05-14-2011, 07:54 PM
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The whole reason for me wanting another Cummins water pump is the fact that it has close to 300k on it with no problems. Don't know if I wanna take a chance on another brand and then have to replace it a short while later. I'm not much of a gambler but then again I gamble everyday I go to work and drive amongst the freakin idiots around town .
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I guess for the price through Genos I'll go ahead and get one. It's not like I'd be out a whole bunch of money if it didn't work very long.
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