Where is the engine water pump located

Usually, a car's water pump is mounted on the side of the engine band. There are some cars that use electronic pumps as well. The engine drives the pump bearings and impeller to rotate through the pulley, and the coolant inside the pump follows the rotation, and is thrown out under centrifugal force while generating a certain pressure to flow out of the outlet line or water pipe. The coolant is thrown out at the center of the impeller and the pressure is reduced. At this time, the coolant in the water tank in the water pump inlet and the impeller center of the pressure difference, through the water pipe into the impeller, to achieve the reciprocating cycle of coolant. It should be noted that most of the sides of the engine belt are driven through the accessory belt, but also through the right belt drive. Centrifugal water pumps are widely used in automobile engines, and their common structure consists of components such as water pump casing, attachment disk and pulley, water pump shaft and bearings and bearings, water pump impeller and water sealing device. Water pump as an important component of the car, the main role is to start the coolant for engine cooling. Automobile engine block usually has a number of cooling water circulation of the water circuit, through the water pipe connected to the radiator placed in the front of the car (commonly known as the water tank), constituting a large water circulation system. The water pump is installed at the water outlet on the engine, driven by a fan belt, and pumps hot water from the engine body water circuit into the chiller. A thermostat is usually set up next to the water pump. The cooling water does not pass through the tank and circulates through the engine until the thermostat opens when the engine temperature reaches 80 degrees or more.