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Fits MINI MINI Convertible (R52) Cooper S
(2004)

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Part number: NWP1102
Function Water Pump, engine cooling
Housing Type without housing
Type Water Pump, engine cooling
Number of Wings 6
NAPA NWP1102 Water Pump
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Part number: QCP3711
Housing Type with housing
Function Water Pump, engine cooling
Type Water Pump, engine cooling
Quinton Hazell QCP3711 Water Pump
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£44.33
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Part number: AWP1102
Type Water Pump, engine cooling
Housing Type without housing
Function Water Pump, engine cooling
Manufacturer MINI
Model CONVERTIBLE COOPER COOPER
Number of Wings 6
Apec AWP1102 Water Pump
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£45.92
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Part number: FWP2283
Additional Information with gaskets/seals
Function Water Pump, engine cooling
Housing Type without housing
Type Water Pump, engine cooling
First Line FWP2283 Water Pump
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£47.39
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Part number: ADB119102
Weight 0.678 kg
Material Cast Aluminium
Function Water Pump, engine cooling
Seal Material Rubber
Water pump impeller material Plastic
Number of Wings 6
Type Water Pump, engine cooling
Additional Information with gaskets/seals

Additional Information

General Information

These products are designed to be used as originally intended and not modified for purpose. Please ensure the products are installed by a competent individual. N.B. products are usually supplied without fitting instructions.

Blue Print ADB119102 Water Pump
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Water Pumps

What is a water pump?

A water pump, also known as a coolant pump is a device on your engine that forces the circulation of water (coolant) around your engine. The engines internal combustion process generates a lot of heat and as such the engine needs to be cooled down so as to prevent damage from overheating. A fully functioning water pump is essential to the general running of the engine.

There are 2 main types of water pump. These are:

  • Mechanical water pump

  • Electric water pump


What comes with a water pump?

Water pumps are sold with different parts depending on the original design and what the aftermarket makers decide to include. We would always recommend that you check the image of the part and the parts notes to see what is included.

These can be items such as:

  • Water pump gasket

  • Sensors or switches

  • Flanges or pump backing plates or enclosures


How do I choose the correct water pump?

Comparing replacement parts against the original part number is one of the best ways to find the correct water pump. If you see more than one pump listed by the same brand there is likely compatibility notes that you need to observe. These can be factors such as:

  • Engine code

  • Manual or automatic transmission

  • Vehicle manufacture date (this is not the date the vehicle was registered but the date it was made

  • Engine number sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter

  • VIN (chassis number) sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter

Sometimes there is a switchable or non-switchable water pump that matches the same OE part number. In these situations both the switchable and non-switchable water pump will be compatible with your vehicle. The mounting for the switch/sensor will likely be blanked off however the switch / sensor should still be fitted in the same position. This is general advice and we would refer you to the technical documentation of the part in all instances.


What brand of water pump should I choose?

All aftermarket brands are designed to meet or exceed the original specification however there are different price points and warranty offerings which may make the choice tricky.. Quite often the brand that has a longer warranty period would be regarded as a higher quality part. You can either choose a brand you are happy with or choose a brand within your budget with the longest warranty period available.


How can I tell my water pump needs replacing?

Replacing a water pump as soon as it is found to be faulty is very important. If the water pump suffers a complete failure while driving it would more than likely put a stop to your journey. Were you to continue there could be irreparable damaged caused to your engine.

Here are some symptoms of a faulty water pump:

  • Overheating engine

  • Steam escaping from under the bonnet

  • Leaking coolant

  • Loud whining noise from the engine


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