I just did mine and it sucks pretty bad. Its driven by the timing belt and is right above the crank pulley. You need to remove the power stearing pump and the bolts to the altinator bracket. I jacked the car up and removed the driver front wheel to remove the crank pulley. there is a 10mm bolt just behind the pulley to remove the plastic cover hidind the pump. I faught like hell but it finnaly came out. In my oppinion I will never attempt this again unless i get a couple buddies and a 12pack.
The water pump on a 1994 Acura Integra is replaced by removing the engine accessories, pulling the radiator hoses, and taking out the retaining bolts. The pump can then be pulled from the engine block, the surface cleaned, and a new pump put in case.
The water pump on a 94 Acura Integra is located on the front of the engine. It uses the power of the engine to circulate hot water from the engine to the radiator to cool it.
my integra was getting a lot of water in the trunk because of the taillights so check those
If it is leaking water, it is bad.
behind the timing belt cover
Same frequency as the timing belt, every 70-80K miles.
how to replace a water pump on a 1991 acura legend
Directly below the intake camshaft. Its near the drivers side engine mount. Its a good idea to replace the timing belt and tensionor at the same time as the water pump.
the water pump belt is your timing belt under the timing belt cover
there was no 1989 vigor..acura
Changing a water pump can be a very time consuming and complicated process. First and foremost, get a service manual (highly recommend a Helms; if you must, a Chilton will do), follow the instructions. Do not attempt to do this without written instructions from the engineers who actually built the 1993 model Integra. Here's what I learned over the years regarding this DIY project: - Mechanics recommend replacing the timing belt along with the water pump while you
About $1,000 to replace the belt and water pump.