labwork Water Pump Replacement for Honda Goldwing GL1100 GL1100A GL1100I 1980-1983 and GL1200 1984-1987
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Product details
- Product Category Engine Water Pump
- OE Number 19200-MG9-681, 19200-371-000
- Place on Vehicle Engine Cooling System
- MPN 19200-371-010, 19200-371-020, 19200-MG9-405, 19200-MG9-680
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Product Description
Replace a worn or failed motorcycle water pump with this direct-replacement unit for selected Honda Goldwing models. The pump supports consistent coolant circulation during high-temperature, heavy-load, and demanding riding conditions.
Compatibility
- Honda Goldwing GL1100 1980-1983
- Honda Goldwing GL1100A 1980-1983
- Honda Goldwing GL1100I 1980-1983
- Honda Goldwing GL1200 1984-1987
Replacement Part Numbers
- 19200-MG9-681
- 19200-371-000
- 19200-371-010
- 19200-371-020
- 19200-MG9-405
- 19200-MG9-680
Specifications
- Type: Motorcycle Water Pump
- Application: Engine Cooling System
- Placement on Vehicle: Engine
- Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
- Quantity: 1 Piece
- Compatible Models: Honda Goldwing GL1100 and GL1200 Series
Features
- Designed for selected Honda Goldwing GL1100 and GL1200 models
- Helps maintain consistent engine coolant circulation
- Supports stable cooling during high-temperature and heavy-load operation
- Manufactured to compatible original-part dimensions
- Low-friction design supports reliable service life
- Direct replacement for listed part numbers
- Easy installation with proper fitment verification
Package Includes
- 1 × Motorcycle Water Pump
- W/o Installation Instructions
Important Note
Please verify the motorcycle model, year, engine configuration, mounting points, gasket requirements, and original part number before ordering. Compare the product pictures and dimensions with your original pump. Professional installation is recommended.