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High-Quality Nissan Water Pump
The water pump is a crucial engine component of the forklift and the vehicle's cooling system. However, it should be replaced every 60,000 to 100,000 miles to ensure proper functioning. FridayParts offers a variety of aftermarket Nissan water pumps that are both high-quality and compatible. Now, explore the specific water pump for your Nissan models here.
Nissan Water Pump Catalog
Water Pump for Nissan Engine
| Replace Part Number | Model |
| 5 Hole 21010-97318 | RD8 |
| 21010-17D00 | FD46 |
| 21010-13226 | A15 |
| 21010-L1126 | H20 |
| 21010-97266 | RE8, CW53, CWA54 |
| 21010-31W25 | SD22 |
| 5223552772, 23154958 | GH8E B5 |
| 21010-FM000 | 33L4C |
| 21010-37529 | H20, SD22, SD23, Z20 |
| 21010-03J25 | TB42 |
| 21010-95013 | NE6, NE6T, ND6, ND6, FE6 |
| 21008-96107, 21010-96172, 21010-96264 | PD6, PE6, PE6T |
| 21010-FU425 | K15, K20, K21, K25 |
| 21010-96266, 21010-96211, 21010-96126, 21008-96072 | PF6T |
| 21010-VC225 | RD28TI, TB48DE, TB48E |
| 21010-10V25, 21010-10V27 | VG30, N-54, Y31 |
Water Pump for Nissan Forklift
| Replace Part Number | Model |
| 21010-J5025 | Forklift |
| 21010-13226 | Forklift |
| 21010-L1126 | Forklift H02 |
| 21010-L1125, 21010-L1100 | Forklift H20 |
| 21010-FM000 | Forklift L02 |
| 21010-03J25 | Forklift J03, BF03, F05 |
| 21010-37529 | Truck Atlas Forklift |
Water Pump for Other Nissan Vehicles
| Replace Part Number | Model |
| 21010-5NA0A, 21010-5NA0B | Nissan Altima(2019-2024) |
| 21010-31W25 | Pickup720(1980-1983) |
| 21010-6RC0A | Rogue(2021-2024) |
| 5223552772, 23154958 | Truck UD Quester |
| 21010-VC225 | Patrol Safari |
| 21010-96266, 21010-96211, 21010-96126, 21008-96072 | CK450 |
5 Common Water Pump Issues in Nissan Engines
1. Low Coolant Tank: Frequent coolant top-offs or consistently dropping coolant levels often indicate internal water pump seal failure.
2. Coolant Leak: Visible coolant dripping from the water pump weep hole is a clear sign the pump needs immediate replacement.
3. Overheating Engine: Rising temperature gauge readings and an overheating engine, especially at idle or low speeds, often point to water pump impeller damage or failure.
4. Engine Noise: Grinding, squealing, or rumbling sounds from the front of the engine typically mean worn water pump bearings.
5. Serpentine Belt Wear: Uneven belt wear patterns or belt slipping can result from water pump bearing play, causing pulley misalignment.
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