4891252 (Reference No. 062000F45000) water pump replacement part serves as a dedicated cooling component for Cummins ISBE, 4B3.9, B3.3, and B4.5 series engines. Featuring a mechanical centrifugal design, it enables direct replacement through precise matching with engine interfaces and pulleys. Its optimized impeller and flow channel design enhances coolant circulation efficiency. The high-strength cast iron housing, hardened bearings, and anti-aging seals ensure stability under demanding conditions such as frequent starts/stops and vibration. It also serves as a replacement for models like 5520883, compatible with extended engine types including ISB4.5, ISB6.7, and QSB4.5. This pump facilitates stable heat dissipation under heavy loads, ensuring proper operation of the aftertreatment system and compliance with emission standards.
| Part Name | Water Pump | Part Number | 4891252 |
| Product Type | Engine Cooling Pump | Reference Number | 062000F45000 |
| Pump Type | Mechanical Centrifugal Water Pump | Related Parts | 5520883, 5473172, 3800984, 5312296, 5524785 |
| Installation Interface | Same as original pump | Purpose | Repaire/replace/aftermarket |
| Mounting Torque | Original factory standard | Operating Temperature | - 40℃ - 120℃ |
| Origin | China | Quality | OEM standard |
| Package | Standard industrial packing | Compatible Engine Type | Diesel Engine |
| Compatible Engine Model | ISBE, 4B3.9, B3.3, B4.5, B4.5 RGT, B6.2 CM2670 B156B, B6.7 CM2670 B164C, B6.7 CM2670 B167B, B6.7 G CMOH6.0 B125, B6.7S, B7 CM2670 B165C, D6.7 CM2670 D102B, D6.7 CM2670 D106B, D6.7 CM2670, D107B, G5.9, ISB (Chrysler), ISB CM850, ISB/ISD4.5 CM2150 B119, ISB/ISD4.5 CM2150 SN, ,ISB/ISD6.7 CM2150 B120, ISB/ISD6.7 CM2150 SN, ISB/ISD6.7 CM2880 B126, ISB4.5 CM2150, ISB5.9 CM800, ISBE CM2150, ISBE CM800, ISBE4 CM850, ISD4.5 CM2220 D108, ISD6.7 CM2880 D101, NT743, QSB3.3 CM2150, QSB4.5 CM2150 B108, QSB4.5 CM2250 EC, QSB4.5 CM850(CM2850), QSB5.9 CM850, QSB6.7 CM2150, B109, QSB6.7 CM2250, QSB6.7 CM850(CM2850), QSB7 CM2880 B117 | ||
- OEM-Precision Fit: Fully compatible with engine mounting holes and pulleys for direct installation without modifications, minimizing installation errors and rework risks.
- High-Efficiency Cooling: Optimized impeller and flow channel design enhances coolant circulation efficiency, accommodating thermal management needs across multiple engine models to prevent overheating under heavy loads.
- Durable and Reliable Design: High-strength cast iron housing resists impact, hardened bearings withstand wear, and anti-aging seals prevent leakage. Designed for complex operating conditions to extend service life.
- Emission Synergy Compatibility: Stable heat dissipation supports aftertreatment systems (e.g., catalytic converters) in maintaining optimal operating temperatures, ensuring emission compliance.
- Maintenance Convenience: Includes installation seals; some kits feature gaskets. Mature construction facilitates inspection, replacement, and repeated maintenance.
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1. Which engine models is the 4891252/062000F45000 water pump compatible with?
Primarily compatible with Cummins ISBE, 4B3.9, B3.3, and B4.5 series engines. Also compatible with select ISB4.5, ISB6.7, and QSB4.5 models. Serves as one of the interchangeable replacements for water pump 5520883.
Q: What is the difference between the secondary part number 062000F45000 and the primary part number 4891252?
2. When replacing the 4891252 water pump, which auxiliary components should be replaced simultaneously?
It is recommended to replace the water pump seal, mounting gasket, and drive belt at the same time. Additionally, inspect the thermostat, coolant hoses, and radiator condition. If any show signs of aging or blockage, replace them as well to prevent premature failure of the new pump.
3. What is the interchangeability between this water pump and the 5520883 water pump?
Both are interchangeable models within the same series. 4891252 fits smaller displacement engines like B3.3/4B3.9, while 5520883 is better suited for 5.9L ISB/QSB Euro 4 engines. Mounting interfaces are largely universal, but verify pulley diameter compatibility with the engine.
4. What preparations are required before installation?
① Depressurize the engine cooling system and drain the coolant;
② Clean the water pump mounting surface, removing old gasket residue and rust;
③ Verify the new water pump part number and check if the impeller rotates smoothly without abnormal noise;
④ Prepare specialized sealant and tools.
5. Should sealant be applied to the gasket during installation?
Apply a thin layer of engine-specific sealant to both sides of the gasket to enhance sealing. Avoid excessive sealant to prevent clogging of cooling system lines or the thermostat.
6. What precautions should be taken when starting the engine after installing a new pump?
① After filling with specified coolant, open the bleed valve to purge air from the cooling system; ② Idle the engine for 15–20 minutes while monitoring coolant temperature changes; ③ Inspect for leaks around the pump housing and seals, and verify smooth operation of the pulley without abnormal noise.
7. Can the water pump be installed upside down or in a different orientation?
No. This pump features directional design, with the impeller rotation and connection ports precisely matched to the engine layout. Reversed installation will cause coolant to flow in the opposite direction, leading to engine overheating.
8. How can water pump lifespan be extended?
① Regularly replace with Cummins-specified ethylene glycol-based coolant; avoid mixing different coolant types.
② Periodically inspect and adjust belt tension to prevent bearing overload and wear.
③ Avoid prolonged high-load idling to reduce impeller cavitation risk.
④ Regularly clear debris from radiator exterior to maintain cooling efficiency.
9. What are signs of impending water pump failure?
① Coolant leakage traces on the pump housing or seals;
② Abnormal engine coolant temperature rise with warning light activation;
③ Bearing humming noise or pulley vibration/slippage;
④ Metal particles in coolant (impeller or bearing wear).
10. Is slight leakage normal after installing a new pump?
Minimal leakage may occur before sealant fully cures. Observe after 30 minutes of idle operation. If leakage increases or persists, check seal surface cleanliness, bolt torque uniformity, or seal ring misalignment.
11. Can I replace only the bearings instead of the entire pump if the water pump bearings make abnormal noise?
Replacing bearings alone is not recommended. The pump's mechanical seal and bearings are an integrated design. Disassembly compromises assembly precision, potentially causing secondary leaks or bearing failure. Prioritize replacing the entire pump.
12. Does engine overheating always indicate water pump failure?
Not necessarily. Other causes include thermostat sticking, radiator blockage, insufficient coolant, or belt slippage. Troubleshoot by: ① Observing whether the water pump pulley operates normally; ② Checking the temperature difference between inlet and outlet pipes—a minimal difference may indicate impeller damage.