is the ls water pump same part number as gsr water pump
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Re: is the ls water pump same part number as gsr water pump (Eklsv-t)
nope...gsr and ls water pumps are different...the number of teeth on the gear is different...and correct me if im wrong, but gsr water pumps produce less bubbles in the system cause during high rpms, it doesn't spin as fast?
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Re: is the ls water pump same part number as gsr water pump (Eklsv-t)
http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org/
Good website to compare part numbers to see if they are the same.
Water pump isnt the same but the oil pan gasket is.
Good website to compare part numbers to see if they are the same.
Water pump isnt the same but the oil pan gasket is.
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Re: is the ls water pump same part number as gsr water pump (Eklsv-t)
LS and GSR water pumps are different so is the timing belt!!but u can use gsr water pump in LS all u have to do is get a GSR Timing Belt!
LS/GSR/ITR oil pumps from 96+ all the same !!!!
I hope that helps !!
LS/GSR/ITR oil pumps from 96+ all the same !!!!
I hope that helps !!
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Re: is the ls water pump same part number as gsr water pump (Mak1e-Tee)
Gsr has a 22 tooth sprocket on the w/pump versus the 19 tooth sprocket on the ls. Better cooling with the gsr w/pump.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mak1e-Tee »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">LS and GSR water pumps are different so is the timing belt!!but u can use gsr water pump in LS all u have to do is get a GSR Timing Belt!
LS/GSR/ITR oil pumps from 96+ all the same !!!!
I hope that helps !!</TD></TR></TABLE>
No you can't, not without a VTEC head on the block. The VTEC heads themselves are taller than the LS. So you can only use a 22 tooth GSR water pump on a LS block if you have a VTEC head with the VTEC belt. Otherwise just stick to any B18A/B18B/B20 timing belts on a LS head/block. This is from my own experience also, at work(Acura dealership) the shop foreman was doing a auto LS timing belt/water pump combo and the parts guy gave him a GSR pump at first and the belt would not fit, had to take the pump back off and get an LS one.
LS/GSR/ITR oil pumps from 96+ all the same !!!!
I hope that helps !!</TD></TR></TABLE>
No you can't, not without a VTEC head on the block. The VTEC heads themselves are taller than the LS. So you can only use a 22 tooth GSR water pump on a LS block if you have a VTEC head with the VTEC belt. Otherwise just stick to any B18A/B18B/B20 timing belts on a LS head/block. This is from my own experience also, at work(Acura dealership) the shop foreman was doing a auto LS timing belt/water pump combo and the parts guy gave him a GSR pump at first and the belt would not fit, had to take the pump back off and get an LS one.
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Re: is the ls water pump same part number as gsr water pump (PACT man)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PACT man »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
No you can't, not without a VTEC head on the block. The VTEC heads themselves are taller than the LS. So you can only use a 22 tooth GSR water pump on a LS block if you have a VTEC head with the VTEC belt. Otherwise just stick to any B18A/B18B/B20 timing belts on a LS head/block. This is from my own experience also, at work(Acura dealership) the shop foreman was doing a auto LS timing belt/water pump combo and the parts guy gave him a GSR pump at first and the belt would not fit, had to take the pump back off and get an LS one.</TD></TR></TABLE>
My buddy is using TODA tbelt(gsr one) on his LS-T (ls head+ls block b18b1) for 1 year already ...with some 96+oil pump some 96+ gsr pump no problems with fitting whatsoever!!!
No you can't, not without a VTEC head on the block. The VTEC heads themselves are taller than the LS. So you can only use a 22 tooth GSR water pump on a LS block if you have a VTEC head with the VTEC belt. Otherwise just stick to any B18A/B18B/B20 timing belts on a LS head/block. This is from my own experience also, at work(Acura dealership) the shop foreman was doing a auto LS timing belt/water pump combo and the parts guy gave him a GSR pump at first and the belt would not fit, had to take the pump back off and get an LS one.</TD></TR></TABLE>
My buddy is using TODA tbelt(gsr one) on his LS-T (ls head+ls block b18b1) for 1 year already ...with some 96+oil pump some 96+ gsr pump no problems with fitting whatsoever!!!
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First, the GSR pump does not produce less bubbles....if you have bubbles in your coolant system, you have air in it and something is wrong.
Second, the GSR pump does not cool the engine better....it actually cools it less. The more teeth actually make it spin less, which is made so because the gsr spins to 8k vs 6800.....
Second, the GSR pump does not cool the engine better....it actually cools it less. The more teeth actually make it spin less, which is made so because the gsr spins to 8k vs 6800.....
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Re: is the ls water pump same part number as gsr water pump (PACT man)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PACT man »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
No you can't, not without a VTEC head on the block. The VTEC heads themselves are taller than the LS. So you can only use a 22 tooth GSR water pump on a LS block if you have a VTEC head with the VTEC belt. Otherwise just stick to any B18A/B18B/B20 timing belts on a LS head/block. This is from my own experience </TD></TR></TABLE>
very true, i had the same experience.
No you can't, not without a VTEC head on the block. The VTEC heads themselves are taller than the LS. So you can only use a 22 tooth GSR water pump on a LS block if you have a VTEC head with the VTEC belt. Otherwise just stick to any B18A/B18B/B20 timing belts on a LS head/block. This is from my own experience </TD></TR></TABLE>
very true, i had the same experience.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mak1e-Tee »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
My buddy is using TODA tbelt(gsr one) on his LS-T (ls head+ls block b18b1) for 1 year already ...with some 96+oil pump some 96+ gsr pump no problems with fitting whatsoever!!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
So next time why don't you tell us about a friend that is using a OEM belt not an aftermarket which for all you know could be for a LS with GSR pump, just because your friend might be lazy and just say it is a GSR belt for the GSR pump doesn't mean it is. Because like I said, I have seen it myself, I was the one who pointed out that it was a GSR pump because of the teeth count when the belt wouldn't go on. Plus Darren says so too from experience, not just because you know a friend that has a part that he says is for that car. Hell, I took off the DOHC VTEC emblem off the back of my car and put the Special Edition one and everything but the engine looks like a SE on my car and I tell everyone that asks about my car that it is a stock LS. Just because I say those things doesn't mean thats what it is.
My buddy is using TODA tbelt(gsr one) on his LS-T (ls head+ls block b18b1) for 1 year already ...with some 96+oil pump some 96+ gsr pump no problems with fitting whatsoever!!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
So next time why don't you tell us about a friend that is using a OEM belt not an aftermarket which for all you know could be for a LS with GSR pump, just because your friend might be lazy and just say it is a GSR belt for the GSR pump doesn't mean it is. Because like I said, I have seen it myself, I was the one who pointed out that it was a GSR pump because of the teeth count when the belt wouldn't go on. Plus Darren says so too from experience, not just because you know a friend that has a part that he says is for that car. Hell, I took off the DOHC VTEC emblem off the back of my car and put the Special Edition one and everything but the engine looks like a SE on my car and I tell everyone that asks about my car that it is a stock LS. Just because I say those things doesn't mean thats what it is.
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the water pump does not cool the engine....the radiator/fan does...yes you can use the gsr pump on a STOCK LS...you CAn even use the ls timing belt but its a tight fit and i wouldnt recommend it...you CAN use the GSR/typeR/b16 (22 tooth) pump on ANY b-series block.
the oil pan gasket will be differant.
the oil pan gasket will be differant.
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Umm... you have those backwards. When you personally go and try to get a LS timing belt on a LS motor with a GSR water pump without screwing something up then come back and tell me whether it will work or not. Not only is the GSR water pump have a larger diameter water pump with more teeth but on top of that you are using a taller head with a VTEC head that is why the belt is longer. So you are going to say that a LS belt which is smaller not just because of the smaller pump but because of the shorter head also, the shorter belt just doesn't have the length to make up for either of the too larger differences. And no the oil pan gasket will not be different. Yes, the newer design has little metal collars in the gasket to help but the size is the same.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by freakasis »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the water pump does not cool the engine....the radiator/fan does...yes you can use the gsr pump on a STOCK LS...you CAn even use the ls timing belt but its a tight fit and i wouldnt recommend it...you CAN use the GSR/typeR/b16 (22 tooth) pump on ANY b-series block.
the oil pan gasket will be differant.</TD></TR></TABLE><TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mak1e-Tee »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
My buddy is using TODA tbelt(gsr one) on his LS-T (ls head+ls block b18b1) for 1 year already ...with some 96+oil pump some 96+ gsr pump no problems with fitting whatsoever!!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
If you dont know what your talking about dont post. Thats how false info gets spread around.
the oil pan gasket will be differant.</TD></TR></TABLE><TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mak1e-Tee »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
My buddy is using TODA tbelt(gsr one) on his LS-T (ls head+ls block b18b1) for 1 year already ...with some 96+oil pump some 96+ gsr pump no problems with fitting whatsoever!!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
If you dont know what your talking about dont post. Thats how false info gets spread around.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by St Jimmy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
If you dont know what your talking about dont post. Thats how false info gets spread around.</TD></TR></TABLE>
WTF are you talking about? i have personally used a GSR pump on a stock ls block with the stock ls belt (just to get me home, but it worked). the diameter on the pump is like 1/2" differant, and more than that much adjustment can be made with the tensioner. as far as the gsr pump/belt on stock ls...i ran that setup for over a year before i went vtec. and still used the same belt on ls/vtec.
yes you can use the 22 tooth pump on any b-series block if you use the right belt. are you trying to tell me that all of that is wrong or only one part? have you ever actually tried it?
SO....
If you dont know what your talking about dont post. Thats how false info gets spread around. jackass
If you dont know what your talking about dont post. Thats how false info gets spread around.</TD></TR></TABLE>
WTF are you talking about? i have personally used a GSR pump on a stock ls block with the stock ls belt (just to get me home, but it worked). the diameter on the pump is like 1/2" differant, and more than that much adjustment can be made with the tensioner. as far as the gsr pump/belt on stock ls...i ran that setup for over a year before i went vtec. and still used the same belt on ls/vtec.
yes you can use the 22 tooth pump on any b-series block if you use the right belt. are you trying to tell me that all of that is wrong or only one part? have you ever actually tried it?
SO....
If you dont know what your talking about dont post. Thats how false info gets spread around. jackass
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PACT man »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Umm... you have those backwards. When you personally go and try to get a LS timing belt on a LS motor with a GSR water pump without screwing something up then come back and tell me whether it will work or not. Not only is the GSR water pump have a larger diameter water pump with more teeth but on top of that you are using a taller head with a VTEC head that is why the belt is longer. So you are going to say that a LS belt which is smaller not just because of the smaller pump but because of the shorter head also, the shorter belt just doesn't have the length to make up for either of the too larger differences. And no the oil pan gasket will not be different. Yes, the newer design has little metal collars in the gasket to help but the size is the same.</TD></TR></TABLE>
what is backwards? i never said i was using the ls belt on ls/vtec...just stock ls with gsr pump. which it will fit...just really really tight.
what is backwards? i never said i was using the ls belt on ls/vtec...just stock ls with gsr pump. which it will fit...just really really tight.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by freakasis »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
SO....
If you dont know what your talking about dont post. Thats how false info gets spread around. jackass</TD></TR></TABLE>
I would really love to know what I posted that was "false". The oil pan gaskets are exactly the same. Check the part numbers in the link I posted. Learn to read and comprehend information n00b.
SO....
If you dont know what your talking about dont post. Thats how false info gets spread around. jackass</TD></TR></TABLE>
I would really love to know what I posted that was "false". The oil pan gaskets are exactly the same. Check the part numbers in the link I posted. Learn to read and comprehend information n00b.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by St Jimmy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I would really love to know what I posted that was "false". The oil pan gaskets are exactly the same. Check the part numbers in the link I posted. Learn to read and comprehend information n00b.</TD></TR></TABLE>
on your second post in this thread you gave a thumbs down to what i said. and then said that i shouldnt post unless i know what i am talking about.....well i do![
I would really love to know what I posted that was "false". The oil pan gaskets are exactly the same. Check the part numbers in the link I posted. Learn to read and comprehend information n00b.</TD></TR></TABLE>
on your second post in this thread you gave a thumbs down to what i said. and then said that i shouldnt post unless i know what i am talking about.....well i do![
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I meant you got it backwards on the belt part and backwards on the oil pan gasket part. As in the oil pan gasket is the same, and the timing belt won't work(and yes I have personally tried and it did not work).
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by freakasis »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
on your second post in this thread you gave a thumbs down to what i said. and then said that i shouldnt post unless i know what i am talking about.....well i do![</TD></TR></TABLE>
Ok thats great. If you knew what you were talking about why would you say this:
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the oil pan gasket will be differant.[</TD></TR></TABLE>
IT WONT BE DIFFERENT! SAME PART NUMBER!!! How hard is that to get? Just admit you dont know what you were talking about. Why else would you ninja edit your post? You were wrong and I called you out so you edited your post. Are any of my post edited in this thread? No, because I was right and you have yet to show me where I was wrong.
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on your second post in this thread you gave a thumbs down to what i said. and then said that i shouldnt post unless i know what i am talking about.....well i do![</TD></TR></TABLE>
Ok thats great. If you knew what you were talking about why would you say this:
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by freakasis »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
the oil pan gasket will be differant.[</TD></TR></TABLE>
IT WONT BE DIFFERENT! SAME PART NUMBER!!! How hard is that to get? Just admit you dont know what you were talking about. Why else would you ninja edit your post? You were wrong and I called you out so you edited your post. Are any of my post edited in this thread? No, because I was right and you have yet to show me where I was wrong.
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