m120 water pump sources

[yevgenievich]

Really off topic with the m120, but recently found to need a water pump and trying to find a reasonably priced reliable source for a water pump. Was wondering if anyone worked with parts from europaparts.com labeled as OE aftermarket?
Looks like dealer still lists one at $930 (part # 1202001101). Pelican lists Laso pump that looks to be same as europarts listing. Other sources do not inspire a lot of confidence (GMB and US Motor Works)

 

[Markus-MD]

317142718270 look at EBAY Germany .Magneti Marelli.But its new.The Number is from the Auktion/Item
hope its help
and 203.95 Euro

 

[JC220]

Autodoc have a HEPU brand pump id go for that

 

[yevgenievich]

Thanks for feedback. HEPU shows as out of stock. Laso was apparently out of stock at pelican as well. Magneti Marelli might be it is. I wonder how many miles can a stock wobbly pump that is not leaking yet last

 

[Markus-MD]

äh?Realy you ask for a pump?You became support. And after this you ask how long works an leaky pump.
Its simple exakt to the point she brokes oder your Engine .
its not an Dacia Duster.

 

[yevgenievich]

äh?Realy you ask for a pump?You became support. And after this you ask how long works an leaky pump.
Its simple exakt to the point she brokes oder your Engine .
its not an Dacia Duster.

Was mostly a joke on how long it lasts, but the source for the pump is a series consideretion to not run into a dead on arrival pump. Most things was getting at the dealer, but the pump pricing seemed a bit excessive.

 

[JC220]

Was mostly a joke on how long it lasts, but the source for the pump is a series consideretion to not run into a dead on arrival pump. Most things was getting at the dealer, but the pump pricing seemed a bit excessive.

Buy HEPU. German made or at least European factories

 

[yevgenievich]

Buy HEPU. German made or at least European factories

HEPU is out of stock. One on ebay claimed to be hepu p199 but in Australia and price seem to be too low vs what they usually run.

 

[Alphasud40]

Cry once and buy the OEM. Parts quality is so sketchy these days not to spend the money for a factory part with a good warranty. I like the Dacia Duster analogy

 

[yevgenievich]

Was about to just buy from dealer, but will look for HEPU pump a bit longer. Wondering if they are the last oem supplier.

 

[yevgenievich]

Ended up with Geba old stock pump. Will see how long it lasts.