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2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Mercedes CL55 AMG
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$169.99
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$457.78
Please verify existing part has only 2 hose connections prior to ordering. This unit does not have a hose nipple for engine oil cooler hose, cannot be used on models with oil cooler mounted at oil flter...
2001, 2002 Mercedes CL55 AMG
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This kit contains a new water pump and thermostat assembly along with one gallon of Genuine coolant to update your Mercedes. Please verify that existing water pump has 3 hose connections prior to ordering....
2001, 2002 Mercedes CL55 AMG
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Please verify that existing unit has 3 hose connections prior to ordering. This unit is for use on vehicles equipped with engine oil cooler mounted next to the oil filter housing. 1 per car.
2001, 2002 Mercedes CL55 AMG
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2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Mercedes CL55 AMG
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$88.99
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The average price of a Mercedes CL55 water pump is between $68.99 and $179.99.

What Are The Signs Of A Failing Mercedes CL55 Water Pump?

The early warnings from a bad Mercedes CL55 water pump aren’t always loud or dramatic. You might spot a little coolant pooling under the car after it sits overnight or notice the coolant reservoir seems to empty sooner than it usually does. If the engine temp creeps up higher than normal or goes up and down while you drive, that’s another tip-off. Sometimes, you’ll hear a whining sound from the front of the engine, almost like a squeaky bearing, and this often shows up with pump wear. Pop the hood and look around the pump area—white, chalky streaks on the pump or its hoses mean coolant is leaking and drying out there. Steam puffing out under the hood, especially in traffic or after a long drive, usually means the pump is in trouble. Get these checked if you want to keep your Mercedes running smooth and avoid overheating headaches.

How Difficult Is It To Replace The Mercedes CL55 Water Pump?

Swapping out a Mercedes CL55 water pump isn’t a simple one-hour driveway job, but you don’t need a professional shop if you’re organized and comfortable with tools. The engine bay in the CL55 is packed tight, and the pump’s location forces you to move things out of the way—think belts, fans, even hoses. Draining the coolant gets messy without a plan. If you’ve fixed your own cars, you’ll probably get it done in a few hours, maybe half a day with breaks. Installing the new pump takes some focus since over-tightening bolts or missing a gasket can come back to bite you with leaks. If the idea makes you nervous, call someone with experience. For seasoned DIYers, it’s just another Saturday project.

What Causes The Mercedes CL55 Water Pump To Fail?

A Mercedes CL55 water pump doesn’t fail overnight. Most times, it’s the bearings that wear down after years of spinning in hot, pressurized coolant. Old or dirty coolant causes scale and grit to build up, which chews through gasket rubber and roughs up the moving parts inside the pump. Running the wrong kind of coolant, or letting it get old and rusty, adds to the risk. If the drive belt is too tight, it’ll stress the bearings even more. Regular coolant changes help a lot here, along with a quick glance under your hood from time to time. Spotting a tiny leak or odd sound early can add years to your pump’s life.

How Much Does It Cost To Replace A Mercedes CL55 Water Pump?

Repair costs for a Mercedes CL55 water pump bounce around depending on your approach. Most shops quote somewhere in the $800–$1,200 range for a full replacement, with labor being the big number. If you want to save and handle it yourself, parts usually cost between $150–$350 for a solid, name-brand pump. Remember to factor in $50–$100 more for coolant, gaskets, or maybe even a new belt. Sometimes a stubborn part or broken bolt adds to the bill. It always pays to be ready for those surprises—better to have what you need on hand than find out halfway through.

Do I Need Any Special Tools To Replace The Mercedes CL55 Water Pump?

You won’t need a huge toolbox to change the Mercedes CL55 water pump, but there are a few basics you can’t skip. Standard sockets, wrenches, and maybe a long extension get most bolts loose. Some pumps stick, so a pulley puller can save your knuckles. A torque wrench is smart—Mercedes uses exact torque specs, and skipping this can cause leaks or snapped bolts. Don’t forget a coolant pan to catch the old fluid, and some new hose clamps in case the old ones are rusted out. You won’t need many fancy tools, but plenty of rags and a bit of patience help the job go quicker.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Mercedes CL55 Water Pump?

Shopping for your Mercedes CL55 water pump at AutohausAZ saves you stress and puts the right parts in your hands fast. You’ll find what you need with less searching and more clear info about fit and quality. Their prices stay lower than most, and you don’t waste time dealing with inflated rates or shady vendors. Orders move quickly, so you aren’t left hanging while your car sits in the driveway. If you end up with the wrong part, sending it back is straightforward—no fighting with the returns desk or long wait times. When you have questions or want some advice, the support team knows these cars and can point you in the right direction. Whether you’re a DIY type or just looking to save a few bucks on parts, you’ll get honest value and peace of mind every time you shop for your Mercedes CL55 water pump at AutohausAZ.