Bizzare (cold) coolant leak
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From: Nutter Fort, WV
Well what was your swap time?
I usually lay the new pump beside the truck, put each bolt in the correct hole as I remove it.
When the pump is off, I transfer the bolts from the new pump to the old one.
Then start with assembly.
I usually lay the new pump beside the truck, put each bolt in the correct hole as I remove it.
When the pump is off, I transfer the bolts from the new pump to the old one.
Then start with assembly.
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From: Kent WA
Haven't put it back together yet, but to get it all part, cleaned up and ready to put back together was about 2-1/2 hours (taking my time)
That's a good method, I've done similar, but usually manage to drop or knock it over and scatter bolts everywhere. The beauty of the carboard box is that since I poke smaller holes than the bolt diameters and then force them into the holes, they don't fall out so easy if I butterfinger and drop it or end up kicking it over...
That's a good method, I've done similar, but usually manage to drop or knock it over and scatter bolts everywhere. The beauty of the carboard box is that since I poke smaller holes than the bolt diameters and then force them into the holes, they don't fall out so easy if I butterfinger and drop it or end up kicking it over...
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