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Just had this fail on our wagon (EA888 Gen 3) and independent shop charged $900 but that included the OEM full water pump assembly (not a rebuild, brand new) along with coolant flush and a few gaskets.
Pros: OEM full water pump assembly
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Golf
I have a 2015 R and my water pump failed in January, about 2 months before my warranty expired. It was covered by the dealer under the warranty so not sure what the cost was. Pump and thermostat were both replaced.
Pros: covered under warranty
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Golf
Water pump refinement Again, not looking for anything miraculous here, just making for a smoother flow.
Pros: smoother flow
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
Just had my water pump replaced about a month ago to resolve the issue during my 40k service — hoping it holds. Techs at local VW dealership took about two days to locate the issue and make sure it could hold pressure. I was covered under power train warranty
Pros: issue resolved, covered by warranty
Cons: coolant leak, difficult to locate
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Golf
Mileage: 67592 km
The water pump on my 2017 mk7 lasted nearly 100k miles before crapping out on me. :( Quite a pricey repair job, that was.
Pros: long lifespan (100k miles)
Cons: eventual failure, pricey repair
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Golf
Mileage: 100000 km
Replaced mine when it started leaking at 107,000km… man it’s annoying
Cons: leaking, annoying
Mileage: 107000 km
They replaced the water pump after it failed around 35k on my 2017 alltrack.
Cons: failed
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
Mileage: 35000 km
Failed on my 2016 after 1 year and 17K.
Cons: failed early
Mileage: 17000 km
Mine failed in my 2015 Golf after 11,000km.
Cons: failed
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Golf
Mileage: 11000 km
My 2016 Mk7 GTI is on its 4th water pump/thermostat housing. The first replacement happened at about 27K miles, the second failed at 63K miles, and the third failed at 72K miles. I fully expect this one to leak again soon. I find it ridiculous that VW/Audi don't fix a faulty part after all these years. The plastic thermostat housing is to blame. Instead of a metal housing which can handle the thermal stresses, they continue to use a plastic housing which will start leaking sooner or later.
Cons: fails repeatedly, plastic housing, leaks sooner or later
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Golf
Mileage: 115872 km
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