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are you using heating tanks? they can get you more surface area for pipe input.

pumps that are too close may get heated and generate steam, which you can vent to prevent pump damage, but this phenomenon will lower the amount of water that actually ends up in the core, maybe a screenshot can help

I was not using heating tanks. Doing some experiments with them (and unlocking Heat Sinks) managed to get a design for a Plutonium reactor that was stable and fluctuating between 60 and 80% water.

That said... I would suggest, if you're going to continue working on this in hte future, to switch Water to something akin to the Steam Pressure system. Telling me what % of water is in my network at any given point doesn't really help me figure out how to best improve my water networks - whereas knowing how much pressure is in a pipe section will tell me where a chokepoint for that is. 

For example, I was rapidly able to figure out that turbines have a maximum amount of steam they let through, so putting a turbine at the first junction of my reactor is not a good idea and will cause it to explode.