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2016 Dodge Charger Water Pump
The water pump moves coolant through the engine and radiator. A failing pump can lead to overheating.
Compare water pump for your Charger in the appSigns it may need replacing
- Coolant leaking from the front of the engine
- Overheating, or a whining or grinding noise
- Coolant residue around the pump's weep hole
At a glance
| Part | Water Pump Cooling › Water Pump & Thermostat |
|---|---|
| Typical life | Often 60,000 to 100,000 miles. On engines with a timing belt it is commonly replaced with the belt. |
| DIY difficulty | Advanced Access varies; on some engines it sits behind the timing belt. |
| Related service | Coolant flush: Every 60,000 miles or 5 years Some long-life coolants go 100,000+ miles. |
Lifespans and difficulty are general. They vary with the engine, trim, driving and climate, and your owner's manual and a qualified mechanic should have the final say.
Before you buy
If the pump is driven by the timing belt, replace both together. Use the coolant type in your owner's manual and bleed air from the system afterward.
Confirm the part fits your exact 2016 Dodge Charger by checking your VIN, engine size and trim with the seller. The Charger was sold with different options across the 2016 model year, and a part that fits one build may not fit another.
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