ok..first you remove the fan shroud if its on there. drain your coolant from your radiator.then remove radiator.once that's done remove the fan blades...usually 4 bolts..once the blades are removed, remove pulley ,remove all hoses from water pump(that's what the fan blades are bolted to).then you remove the 4 bolts holding the pump. the pump will come off. make sure you clean off all of the old gasket on engine block......apply a thin layer of hi temp silicon on the new gasket, bolt on the new water pump snug the bolts tight.attach your hoses to water pump, replace the pulley then attach the fan blades....reinstall radiator and attach radiator hoses....fill up radiator with coolant.....start up engine...add coolant...it will drop.....once you fill it with coolant and it stops purging, your radiator will be full....check for leakes..if you don't have leaks....reinstall fan shroud and you are done!!!
Drain the water from your 1988 Dodge Ram cooling system. Remove the water pump belt. Remove the water return hose. Remove the water pump retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install your new water pump.
how do you install a water pump on a2004 Isuzu axiom
the fan and assembly are screwed on the pump. how do you remove
how do you install a water pump on a 1992 toyota camry
when you buy the new one its usually comes with instructions
Yes.
You first disconnect the battery, then drain the cooling system, discount belt from engine and water belt pulley, then remove the water pump bolts and remove the water pump, then you install the new water pump and put everything back.
The water pump on a 1989 Ford F150 5.0 liter is changed by removing the engine accessories, disconnecting the radiator hoses, and removing the retaining bolts. The pump is then pulled from the block, a new gasket put in place, and the new pump installed.
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How do I install a water pump on a 2003 BMW 325? I have install water pumps on a lot of different makes of automobiles but never on a BMW. Anything special I need to know?
easy
1hour Answer Maybe one hour if you have done it before and have the tools. Otherwise, three to four times the time estimate.