water pump
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#2
not a bad job, fan clutch kinda sucks. Need a big wrench and shock it with a hammer, or an air hammer, or rent tools for it at the auto parts store. Otherwise, not too bad.
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He carries oem pumps, quite a bit higher but better quality. Just thought I'd let you know that, you can go with a cheapo at the parts store if you wish. I went with a cheapo, I'll see how long it lasts. If it is short lived, I'll pay more next time for oem.
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He carries oem pumps, quite a bit higher but better quality. Just thought I'd let you know that, you can go with a cheapo at the parts store if you wish. I went with a cheapo, I'll see how long it lasts. If it is short lived, I'll pay more next time for oem.
#3
Just changed mine 2 weeks ago. Not a bad job. Got pump from Autozone as well as fan clutch wrenches. Only bad thing I was visiting my daughter in Georgia but I pack enough tools to almost do a overhaul when I travel. Got some strange looks from people living in the apartment complex. Just be sure to check the coolant with the test strips when you are finished.
#4
I've done two in the last week, (different trucks) and yes like everyone else said it is not to bad.
I did make the rookie mistake with the first one... I let some antifreeze get on the belt....sqeal.....forever....well it finally quit.
I have never gotten the fan clutch wrenches, I just carefully use an air hammer and use a large channel lock pliers to tighten it when I am done.
Good luck!
I did make the rookie mistake with the first one... I let some antifreeze get on the belt....sqeal.....forever....well it finally quit.
I have never gotten the fan clutch wrenches, I just carefully use an air hammer and use a large channel lock pliers to tighten it when I am done.
Good luck!
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