I recently replaced the fuel pump on my '97 with the 4.0 V8 and I would guess that the procedure is the same. First I went to the public library, found a repair manual, and photocopied the appropriate sections. After removing the hoses, belt cover, belts, etc. you'll get to the pump. The pump is strictly the impeller and pully wheel. I spent about $50.00 at NAPA for my unit. You will, however, need a special Cadilac/Buick/Olds removal tool for the Northstar engine. GM prices run from $100 to $180.00 on this tool. However, you may find a tool rental shop with the unit, so make a few calls. I ended up purchasing the too from a MATCO Tools distributor for $26.00. It worked and I'll probably never need it again, but $26.00 is much better the $100.00. After replacing the pump, replace everything else per the manual innstructions. The job goes rather quickly when you have the right tool. Hope this helps.
1998 olds aurora altenator replcemnt
On my 1998 Aurora with a 4.0L V8, the water pump is on the driver's side of the engine. It is right at the top of the engine.
On my 1998 Aurora with a 4.0L V8, the water pump is on the driver's side of the engine. It is right at the top of the engine.
On the steering wheel
It should be .050
Exactly 7 litres
I would use my key
none fit.
under the back seat! Under the back seat
Approx. 7 1/2 quarts. ----------------
under the intake manifold you have to remove the engine cover to get to it.
red coolant use the dexcool