My parents have a 1988 motor home with a Ford 460 V8 in it. They drive it regularly to avoid typical component failures from sitting parked too much. However, they are about to replace the water pump for the 3rd time. They have been told that Ford 460 V8's are known for "eating" water pumps. Is it true that Ford 460 V8's are known for "eating" water pumps? If so, why are Ford 460 V8's known for "eating" water pumps? If so, what can be done to make a new water pump last in a Ford 460 V8?
Thanks,
Mike Zimnawoda [ snipped-for-privacy@myvine.com]