This actually no easy task. First you need to jack up or place a wooden block under your oil pan - NOTE - First jack up your car a good distance. Insert a wooden block under your oil pan but make sure it does not touch the plug. The block should be large enough that it WONT fit under tha pan when the car is not jacked. Let the car down on the block until just a little bit of pressure is releaved from your motor mounts yes motor mount! Next you want to remove your motor mount on the left side (if you're in front of the car facing the car) where the tmiming belt cover and WATER pump are located. If the mount is hard to remove and fall down while you remove the bolts, lower the car some more to let the wood HOLD THE ENGINE. Removing the Power Steering pump is GREAT help, don't actually disconnect the hoses, just unbolt it and set it aside. Once the mount is taken off (left side only!) you can start to remove the timing belt cover and screws. Once the belt cover is of you can slip off the belt and you will deffinately see the water pump as it is the MIDDLE SPROCKET NEXT TO THE TENSIONER. From here out it's pretty straight forward. Just re-assamble everything in reverse order and you should be fine. Don't rotate the CAMSHAFT or DRIVESHAFT or you're going to deal with the timing and that's hard.
how do you install a water pump on a 1992 toyota camry
You replace it by not doin it
what is the engine?
the water pump is on the bottom of the engine underneath the alternator
Remove the belt from your 1992 Chevy Lumina water pump. Remove the water pump return hose. Remove the water pump retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install your water pump.
Replacing the water pump entails removing the accessory belts, removing the value cover, timing belt cover, the right engine mount and mount bracket, the timing belt and crankshaft pulley and then the water pump. While your that far into the dis assembly you should replace the timing belt, the cam and crankshaft seal.
When I first realized I had to change the water pump in my Grand Am it looked pretty daunting and I wasn
About $500.00
I would gees $ 60- $150
there is no line comming from the water pump on any 90 s accord u replace the whole pump behind the timing belt
yes,go to a mechanic and get him to do it
with a screwdriver