Product review (5 stars): Leak free OEM Pump. First test a success.
I ordered this Automatic Washer Water Pump because the one in my Inglis Washer had sprung a leak. Can't figure out how I got a Canadian made Whirlpool in the US, but it came with the house, so mystery abounds.  It was 11 years old and the impeller wheel had finally started to chew through the outside housing making an occasional leak. It was intermittent at best (3 times in 6 years), so it wasn't a huge concern, until I opened it up to investigate and found the problem.

I've included a picture of the package, instead of just the pump. It's a true OEM part. I also, leak and seep tested it before installing it. I filled it up with water, threw some baggies over the outlet and inlet and held em on with rubber bands. then I turned the impeller with a big screwdriver and held it in every orientation I could think of to see if it bled out at any seam or the seal for the impeller on the back side. As I had read reviews about jacked up seams or leaks out of the bag. Everything seems to be good to go. I will alter this review if I find any issues or it fails.

Today is 22 MAR 16. If failure happens I will add the failure date. If this doesn't get updated within a few years, assume that it's worked like a charm, or I replaced the washer, and given the still functioning washer to someone who needed it.

Also, if you're looking to disassemble your washer, check the model on youtube and you'll probably find a video. That's how I got this apart. Two screws, two clips, one Molex connector, tilt body 45 degrees and you've got the cover off.