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John Cherry

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Hoping someone can help. After a Health Check on my 2016 2 series, I have been informed by BMW that there is a small leak coming from the water pump. Does this mean a new water pump or can a seal just be replaced if necessary?

Many thanks for any input.

John...

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I wouldn't mess about trying to seal it. Have a new one + gasket fitted = Peace of mind. If it is near where thermostat is located (and I don't know that it is), have that changed as well.

 

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