Proctologically Violated©® wrote:

Which might require looking at the impeller of a good pump, to be able to
tell the diff..
Ahm wunnerin what worn impeller would look like!
Could also be loose on the shaft, but would proly make a noise, as well.
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Karl,
The impeller may be worn. This is usually the cause on our machines that
have a centrifugal pump. Chips eat it up over time. You can purchase just
the impeller and replace it.






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Anthony

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If the pump went bad all of a sudden it's most likely that the impeller
is good.( unless it spun off the shaft or you changed your coolant to
sulfuric acid))


John