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When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
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11 Jan 2019 18:22 #200480
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Hey guys!
I'm new to the forum but an avid Jimny enthusiast, I'm hoping you guys can help me out a little.
My 2014 Jimny is just approaching the 60,000 mile (100,000km) mark and I'm starting to wonder what, or if I should be considering any major repair work.
As part of my regular service I regularly change motor oil, spark plugs, gear oils, revise clutch etc....however I'm a bit in the dark on the water pump and the fuel filter.
I was wondering at how many miles I should be looking to change my water pump, at the moment it is fine and not leaking but I use the cars vigorously for work and would rather work on prevention rather than the cure. The same applies for the fuel filter, I believe this is integrated in the fuel pump, and thus the entire fuel pump should be changed.
I've looked through the maintenance schedule and can't find any indications of either the water pump or the fuel filter/pump.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Danny
I'm new to the forum but an avid Jimny enthusiast, I'm hoping you guys can help me out a little.
My 2014 Jimny is just approaching the 60,000 mile (100,000km) mark and I'm starting to wonder what, or if I should be considering any major repair work.
As part of my regular service I regularly change motor oil, spark plugs, gear oils, revise clutch etc....however I'm a bit in the dark on the water pump and the fuel filter.
I was wondering at how many miles I should be looking to change my water pump, at the moment it is fine and not leaking but I use the cars vigorously for work and would rather work on prevention rather than the cure. The same applies for the fuel filter, I believe this is integrated in the fuel pump, and thus the entire fuel pump should be changed.
I've looked through the maintenance schedule and can't find any indications of either the water pump or the fuel filter/pump.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Danny
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11 Jan 2019 18:36 #200482
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One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Replied by Lambert on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
Neither are a service item and don't give any problems. I have another 30k on your mileage and haven't had problems.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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11 Jan 2019 18:41 #200483
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Replied by livingonbeans on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
Ok cool.
Maybe I should have mentioned, the Jimnys are actually 'rent a car' style cars to tourists to explore the area, therefore I'd rather fix them in advance as opposed to leave it to fail on the road.
As neither are servicable items, at when should I 'expect' to change them?
Thanks guys
Maybe I should have mentioned, the Jimnys are actually 'rent a car' style cars to tourists to explore the area, therefore I'd rather fix them in advance as opposed to leave it to fail on the road.
As neither are servicable items, at when should I 'expect' to change them?
Thanks guys
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11 Jan 2019 18:46 #200485
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Replied by Cremator1 on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
When they show signs of going wrong or go wrong
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11 Jan 2019 18:51 #200486
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Replied by Lambert on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
Mine has had a brutal lift and is fine. You just have to keep up with the services.
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11 Jan 2019 18:53 #200487
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Replied by livingonbeans on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
Yeah, but like I mentioned above, they are 'rent a car' style cars and can be out with customers for circa 5,000 miles therefore I would rather them not show signs of going wrong and instead get it replaced ahead of something bad happening when it is out of my control
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11 Jan 2019 18:56 #200490
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Replied by Cremator1 on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
Yes but that’s cars for you .you don’t no when they are going to go wrong if it makes you feel better change the water pump and I think the fuel filter is in the tank as it part of the pump
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11 Jan 2019 19:02 #200492
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Replied by livingonbeans on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
Hmmm, I'm thinking maybe of changing the water pump either now or in another 10,000 miles, like I say, maybe just for precaution.
I suppose with the fuel pump/filter I'll just stick it out. What are the symptoms of failing fuel pump?
I suppose with the fuel pump/filter I'll just stick it out. What are the symptoms of failing fuel pump?
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11 Jan 2019 19:29 #200501
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I would say not starting but not to sure
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11 Jan 2019 20:27 - 12 Jan 2019 00:15 #200511
by Scimike
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Replied by Scimike on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
I think you are making work for yourself and could even make things worse. The fuel and water pumps are not service items and are not known to give issues on a well maintained Jimny. If you must (I understand your concerns) I would only fit genuine Suzuki parts as aftermarket parts can be a bit of a lottery, at least genuine will meet your needs for absolute reliability.
Also at which point do you draw the line? Alternator, radiator hoses, PAS pump, fuel pump etc
A true tale of similar preventative maintenance:
Last week a friend of mine changed the fuel pump on his 190K miles Porsche 924 as a precaution and had a bosch pump professionally fitted. The new pump now makes a phenomenal noise, we suppect cavitation but not 100% sure. The pump has been tested but messing has obviously disturbed something creating new problems that now need solving. Its expensive, not working correctly and was the result of "fixing" a problem that never existed.
Also at which point do you draw the line? Alternator, radiator hoses, PAS pump, fuel pump etc
A true tale of similar preventative maintenance:
Last week a friend of mine changed the fuel pump on his 190K miles Porsche 924 as a precaution and had a bosch pump professionally fitted. The new pump now makes a phenomenal noise, we suppect cavitation but not 100% sure. The pump has been tested but messing has obviously disturbed something creating new problems that now need solving. Its expensive, not working correctly and was the result of "fixing" a problem that never existed.
Yokohama Geolanders, Sony head unit, NAUTILUS Air Horn, DRL conversion, Rear cargo space, Elvis Bobblehead, transfer Guard, Indian hanging Elephant, Koni Heavy track dampers, Custom SS exhaust, Voodoo Doll, Adventure Rack with LED ight bar, vintage ERIBA caravan usually attached (yes it's slow)
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14 Jan 2019 15:32 #200730
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Replied by ChrisW on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
mmm, now you lot have me worried.
My radiator is battered and needs to be replaced. Because I am changing this I thought it would be the best time to change the water pump and thermostat at the same time, drain it all once rather than at some point in the future.
Think I will just pack the water pump away in case it does fail in the future.
My radiator is battered and needs to be replaced. Because I am changing this I thought it would be the best time to change the water pump and thermostat at the same time, drain it all once rather than at some point in the future.
Think I will just pack the water pump away in case it does fail in the future.
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14 Jan 2019 18:11 #200734
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Replied by Busta on topic When to change the water pump on Suzuki Jimny 2014
I had a water pump fail. It was in a 13 year old Jimny that had been converted to a 1.6 and done 120,000 miles, the last 40,000 of which were mostly towing in very harsh conditions. I had been running it with straight water (no antifreeze) in the coolant.
At 4 years old and such low mileage the water pump on yours will be fine but given the fact you are refusing to take the advice of others and seem adamant it should be changed I suggest you change it immediately. Likewise the fuel pump, and although you haven't considered them, change the chain in the transfer case and the big end journals. Better to be safe than sorry.
At 4 years old and such low mileage the water pump on yours will be fine but given the fact you are refusing to take the advice of others and seem adamant it should be changed I suggest you change it immediately. Likewise the fuel pump, and although you haven't considered them, change the chain in the transfer case and the big end journals. Better to be safe than sorry.
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