Description

Edelbrock #8841 Water Pump Ford 5.0L 1965-68 289 1968-69 351w. Ideal to prevent overheating in street rods and street machines. Edelbrock #8841 Water Pump Ford 5.0L 1965-68 289 1968-69 351w ideal to prevent overheating in street rods and street machines as well as in tow rigs and motorhomes. Using state-of-the-art racing technology Edelbrock has designed these "super cooling" Water Pumps to provide maximum flow maximum pressure and equal distribution to both sides of the block within 1%. Available for most popular applications these high performance pumps flow in only one direction for optimum efficiency. The casting's computer-designed internal passages and precision powdered metal impeller produce the maximum flow rate possible.

• Specifications

  • Mounting Hole Quantity: 10
  • Housing Material: Aluminum
  • Mounting Hardware Included: No
  • Installation Warnings: Yes
  • Hub Hole Quantity: 6
  • Impeller Material: Powdered Metal
  • Impeller Rotation: Standard
  • Includes Back Housing: Yes
  • Hub Height: 5.420"
  • Casting Number: 8841
  • Water Pump Drive Type: V-Belt
  • Thermostat And Housing Included: No
  • Pulley Included: No
  • Fan Clutch Included: No
  • Related Cooling Fan Components: No
  • Outlet Quantity: 1
  • Impeller Vane Quantity: 6

• Product Fits

  • Ford Bronco 1966-1969
  • Ford Country Sedan 1965-1969
  • Ford Country Squire 1965-1969
  • Ford Custom 1965-1969
  • Ford Custom 500 1965-1969
  • Ford E-100 Econoline 1969-1969
  • Ford E-200 Econoline 1969-1969
  • Ford E-300 Econoline 1969-1969
  • Ford F-100 1969-1969
  • Ford Fairlane 1965-1969
  • Ford Falcon 1965-1969
  • Ford Falcon Sedan Delivery 1965-1965
  • Ford Galaxie 1965-1967
  • Ford Galaxie 500 1965-1969
  • Ford LTD 1965-1969
  • Ford Mustang 1965-1969
  • Ford Ranch Wagon 1965-1969
  • Ford Ranchero 1965-1969
  • Ford Torino 1968-1969
  • Mercury Comet 1965-1969
  • Mercury Commuter 1967-1967
  • Mercury Cougar 1967-1969
  • Mercury Montego 1968-1969
  • Mercury Villager 1965-1967
  • Mercury Voyager 1966-1967