Water pump question
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Water pump question
My water pump went out.The po changed the timing belt right before I bought it.It has less than 10,000 miles on it.But apparently he didn't change the water pump.My question is.I got the water pump out without taking off the timing belt but can I put it back on with the timing belt replaced? Thanks for any help you can give me.
This looks like it should get you there..
Instructions
Remove the Old Water Pump
1
Place a drain pan underneath the radiator. When the engine is cool, drain the cooling system from the radiator into the pan.
2
Take of the undercover and the suspension member stay.
3
Un-install the radiator shrouds, the cooling fan and the drive belts.
4
Take the water drain plug out of the engine, which is on the side of the cylinder block where the water pump is located.
5
Pull off the chain tensioner cover as well as the water pump cover.
6
Push the timing chain tensioner sleeve up and put a stopper pin in it to keep it from slipping. Take out the chain tensioner assembly.
7
Loosen and remove the water pump mounting bolts and turn the crankshaft pulley in a backward motion until it rotates 20 degrees, which will secure the area between the timing chain and water pump.
8
Add 2 M8 bolts to the water pump fixing bolt holes. Tighten them by hand, alternating turning a half turn each at a time unit they reach the timing chain rear case. Doing it this way will prevent damage to the timing chain rear case.
9
Remove the water pump.
Install the New Water Pump
10
Put some engine oil along with some antifreeze on the o-rings and install the new pump with the new o-rings.
11
Clean all mounting surfaces on the water pump cover, chain tensioner and the front cover matting surface and then install these components.
12
Put a bead of liquid gasket onto the matting surface on the water pump cover and the chain tensioner.
13
Turn the crankshaft pulley back to its starting position (20 degrees forward).
14
Apply some engine oil to the timing chain tensioner and the oil hole and install the timing chain tensioner. Then remove the stopper pin.
15
Reattach and install all the remaining components in reverse order in which they were removed.
16
Start the car and check for leaks when the engine reaches normal operating temperature.
Instructions
Remove the Old Water Pump
1
Place a drain pan underneath the radiator. When the engine is cool, drain the cooling system from the radiator into the pan.
2
Take of the undercover and the suspension member stay.
3
Un-install the radiator shrouds, the cooling fan and the drive belts.
4
Take the water drain plug out of the engine, which is on the side of the cylinder block where the water pump is located.
5
Pull off the chain tensioner cover as well as the water pump cover.
6
Push the timing chain tensioner sleeve up and put a stopper pin in it to keep it from slipping. Take out the chain tensioner assembly.
7
Loosen and remove the water pump mounting bolts and turn the crankshaft pulley in a backward motion until it rotates 20 degrees, which will secure the area between the timing chain and water pump.
8
Add 2 M8 bolts to the water pump fixing bolt holes. Tighten them by hand, alternating turning a half turn each at a time unit they reach the timing chain rear case. Doing it this way will prevent damage to the timing chain rear case.
9
Remove the water pump.
Install the New Water Pump
10
Put some engine oil along with some antifreeze on the o-rings and install the new pump with the new o-rings.
11
Clean all mounting surfaces on the water pump cover, chain tensioner and the front cover matting surface and then install these components.
12
Put a bead of liquid gasket onto the matting surface on the water pump cover and the chain tensioner.
13
Turn the crankshaft pulley back to its starting position (20 degrees forward).
14
Apply some engine oil to the timing chain tensioner and the oil hole and install the timing chain tensioner. Then remove the stopper pin.
15
Reattach and install all the remaining components in reverse order in which they were removed.
16
Start the car and check for leaks when the engine reaches normal operating temperature.
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