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Mechanical & Electric Water Pumps Explained • Cars Simplified: Cooling System

Mechanical water pumps have been a vital part of most automotive cooling systems throughout most of the history of the automobile. More recently, electric water pumps have been appearing, and there are even some cars that use both! This video explains how mechanical water pumps work, followed by electrical water pumps, and then discusses the pros and cons of each design. Mechanical water pumps run off of the engine's rotational effort by having the impeller spun by the crankshaft by means of two pulleys and a belt, or by other means within the engine, like off of a timing chain/belt, or driven by the camshaft. This limits where the water pump can be placed, since it has to be placed near one of these sources of rotation. An electronic water pump doesn't need to be placed near a mechanical source like that. It only needs to be in-line with a coolant pipe/hose, which can be easily routed wherever there is space under the hood, and it needs to be supplied with power, which can be wired from almost anywhere. An electronic water pump can be controlled by the ECU, making it possible to turn the pump off when it isn't needed, or spin it faster than the engine would allow if there is demand for that. • https://carssimplified.com/ • Check us out on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and more: https://carssimplified.com/social-med...   / cars   (Sometimes previews and exclusive content are shared on these platforms!) Cars Simplified is a show dedicated to automotive education, including DIY repair, automotive news, auto industry changes, automotive technology, performance modifications, and more, all presented in a friendly and easy to digest manner! #CarsSimplified #CarsSimplifiedS6 #CarsSimplifiedCooling #CarsSimplifiedHVAC #Cooling #WaterPump #Cars #Automotive #CoolingSystem #Education #YouTubeLearning Disclaimer: Due to factors beyond the control of Cars Simplified, it cannot guarantee against unauthorized modifications of this information, or improper use of this information. Cars Simplified assumes no liability for any property or personal damage that may arise from doing a repair on your vehicle after watching any video. Due to factors beyond the control of Cars Simplified, no information contained in this video shall create any express or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Again any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of tools, equipment, or the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Cars Simplified. Cars Simplified earns from qualifying purchases via the Amazon Associate program.