If it hasn't been bothering you and you'll been keeping up with scheduled maintenance, there's no need to change the water pump now.
Yes, you should.
behind the timing cover you should change the timing belt when you change water pump.
It is inside the front of the engine, driven by the timing belt.
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It's a good practice to change the water pump when you are changing the timing belt.
It is inside the front of the engine, driven by the timing belt.
It is inside the engine, driven by the timing belt.
The water pump should be driven by the timing belt, yes. If you change the water pump, you might wanna change the timing belt and tensioner while you're in there.
The water pump is behind the timing cover and while your doing the water pump you might as well do your timing belt and the tensioner along with any other things that are on the timing system.
If the timing belt drives the water pump you should replace the belt at the same time as the pump.
THE WATER PUMP IS BEHIND THE TIMEING CHANGE TO THE RIGHT OF THE CAR IF YOU ARE FACING IT.YES YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE TIMING CHANGE OFF A MUST .YOU SHOULD THE TIMING CHANGE SINCE IT IS OFF.THE HOLE PROCESS IS NOT EASE AT ALL UNLESS YOU KNOW ABOUT TIMING CHANGE. how would i get detailed instructions on how to properly remove timing change so that i can remove the water pump
It's recommended to change the water pump at the time when you replace the timing belt.