Are you looking for a coolant leak? There's a number of ways to do this. You could look for visible drips. You could spray the water pump and hoses with a mixture of soap and water to detect bubbles forming from a leak. If you have a blacklight, you can put a florescent dye into the coolant, let it cycle, then (in a dark environment) use the blacklight to detect the dye where it's leaking out of the cooling system.
If you're getting oil into your coolant, on the other hand, your problem probably isn't in the water pump, and could very well be in the head gasket (if you're semi-lucky), or the mixture could be due to perforation of the block or cylinder walls.
I'm really hoping for your sake that it doesn't turn out to be as bad as what I think it could be.
It could, along with radiator, hose, gasket, etc.
Not likely. The check engine light comes on for failures that raise the emissions of the vehicle.
Fuel pump is what pumps gas to engine. Water pump is what pump water in engine
Replacing the water pump will not cause the check engine light to come on. Either it is a coincidence or you have accidentally disconnected a wire or damaged a sensor somehow.
i am guessing, you mean circulating thru engine and radiator.if this is the problem, check the thermostat then check water pump.
The water pump is usually on the front of the engine.
check the thermostat and/or water pump. also, the radiator could be plugged.
the watetr pump will be noisy will leak water at water pump weep hole and motor will overheat. there is three ways to check water pump first with engine at normal temperature squeeze radiator top hose if water pump is okay you will feel a pressure surge as hose is released check for liquid leak at water pump and lastly grab water pump pulley and check for play if it is loose it will be noisy when running
Its too hot. Check the water pump or thermostat.
Check under car for water leaks. Check the pump make sure the seal is tight,listen to the pump while the car is running and see if you hear any noise from the pump. This could be a sign of broken blazes.Finially pull off the upper hose to the water pump start the engine and see if the pump is working. If it is, check the thermostat it may not be opening to let the water pass through.
To test the water pump on a 2001 Hyundai Accent, first, inspect for any visible leaks around the pump and check for any unusual noises while the engine is running. Next, ensure the engine is cool, then remove the radiator cap and start the engine; observe the coolant flow in the radiator. If there is no flow or the pump appears to be leaking, it may indicate a faulty water pump. Additionally, you can check for excessive play in the pump's pulley, which can also indicate wear or failure.
The water pump for a 3sfe engine is on the back and bottom of the engine. It is on the passenger side of the car.