SKU: 46493753528

Water Pump (56 mm) for Hyundai Tucson, Accent, Kia Sportage & Cerato Gamma (WA036)

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Description

Water Pump (56 mm) for Hyundai Tucson, Accent, Kia Sportage & Cerato Gamma (WA036)Vehicle Fitment & Part Details The WA036 water pump (OE ref. 251002B700) is a direct replacement for Hyundai Accent, Creta, Elantra, i20, i30, Tucson, Veloster and Kia Cerato, Rio, Seltos, Soul, Sportage models fitted with the Gamma engine family (G4FA, G4FC, G4FD, G4FG, G4FJ). This is the 56 mm high variant with a 6 blade impeller. The water pump circulates coolant through the engine cooling system. Always confirm the OE number against your vehicle

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

The  WA036 water pump (OE ref. 251002B700) is a direct replacement for Hyundai Accent, Creta, Elantra, i20, i30, Tucson, Veloster and Kia Cerato, Rio, Seltos, Soul, Sportage models fitted with the Gamma engine family (G4FA, G4FC, G4FD, G4FG, G4FJ). This is the 56 mm high variant with a 6-blade impeller. The water pump circulates coolant through the engine cooling system. Always confirm the OE number against your vehicle before ordering.

Key Details

SKU
WA036
Component
Water Pump (56 mm high)
Brand
Partquip
Primary Fitment
Hyundai Tucson 1.6 T-GDi

Key Benefits

  • Direct OE-equivalent replacement with 6-blade impeller (56 mm high) for the Hyundai/Kia Gamma engine family
  • Covers Hyundai Tucson, Accent, Elantra, i30, Veloster plus Kia Sportage, Cerato, Soul and Seltos from 2007 onward
  • Fits naturally aspirated and turbocharged Gamma variants (G4FA through G4FJ)

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Number of Blades 6
Height 56 mm

OEM Reference Numbers

  • Hyundai / Kia: 251002B700, 251002B710

Vehicle Fitment

Includes 13 supplied applications.

View Full Vehicle Fitment (13 applications)
Make Model Engine Years
Hyundai Accent IV 1.6 G4FC 2011–
Hyundai Creta 1.6 G4FG 2017–
Hyundai Elantra 1.6 (HD / MD / AD) G4FC / G4FG / G4FJ 2007–
Hyundai i20 1.4 G4FA 2009–2014
Hyundai i30 1.6 G4FC / G4FG 2009–
Hyundai Tucson II 1.6 T-GDi G4FJ 2015–
Hyundai Veloster 1.6 GDi / Turbo G4FD / G4FJ 2013–
Kia Cerato III 1.6 G4FC 2013–
Kia Cerato Koup 1.6 Turbo G4FJ 2014–
Kia Rio III 1.4 G4FA 2011–
Kia Seltos 1.6 G4FG 2019–
Kia Soul 1.6 G4FC / G4FD 2009–
Kia Sportage IV 1.6 GDi / T-GDi G4FD / G4FJ 2016–

Fitment Notes

  • Always verify the OE part number stamped on your existing water pump before ordering. Fitment data is provided as a guide and may not cover every sub-variant.
  • This is the 56 mm high variant (OE 251002B700). Some Gamma engines use a different-height water pump (e.g. SKU WA035 with OE 25100-2B000) — measure your existing pump or match the OE number to confirm.
  • The Gamma engine family spans 1.4–1.6 L in NA and turbo configurations. All variants listed share this water pump.

Installation / Use / Maintenance Tips

  • Drain the cooling system completely before removing the old water pump to minimise coolant loss and contamination.
  • Clean all gasket mating surfaces thoroughly — do not reuse old gaskets or seals.
  • Inspect the thermostat, radiator hoses and drive belt while the pump is accessible; replace any worn components at the same time.
  • Refill with the manufacturer-recommended coolant type and concentration, and bleed all air from the system before starting the engine.
  • Run the engine to operating temperature and check for leaks around the pump housing, hose connections and bleed points.

Common Questions

Will this water pump fit my vehicle?
Check the fitment table above and confirm the OE reference number matches the one on your current water pump. If your vehicle and engine code appear in the table and the OE number matches, this pump is a direct fit.
What is the difference between WA036 and WA035?
Both fit Gamma-family engines, but they have different pump heights and OE numbers. WA036 is the 56 mm high variant (OE 251002B700). WA035 uses OE 25100-2B000. Match the OE number on your existing pump to choose the correct one.
Is Partquip the same as MAP Pro?
No. Partquip is an independent aftermarket brand. MAP Pro is the house brand of Modern Auto Parts. Both are available in our store, but they are separate brands with their own product lines.
Are there other variants of this water pump?
This listing covers SKU WA036 (56 mm high). Also see WA035 for an alternative Gamma water pump variant. Search “water pump” in our store for more options.
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