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  • Water Pump Change

    Last week I flushed and refilled the cooling system. Today noticed a drip when I stopped. Appears to be coming from behind the bottom pulley. Water pump?, only leaks with engine running. How big a job is it on a 3.0L. Can't find a thread that tells/shows how. I've done the viscous fan so I know how to get that off. Any help appreciated.
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  • #2
    hi there

    its not that bad a little fiddly you have to remove viscouse fan and all belts not timing 6 bolts a little tap with hammer n your done you can remove pully from water pump if you want just a little easier to see
    tip slacken pully bolts while belts are still on makes cracking bolt on pully easier

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    • #3
      Originally posted by abentham
      hi there

      its not that bad a little fiddly you have to remove viscouse fan and all belts not timing 6 bolts a little tap with hammer n your done you can remove pully from water pump if you want just a little easier to see
      tip slacken pully bolts while belts are still on makes cracking bolt on pully easier
      Thanks for the info, will order a pump from Milners tomorrow
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      • #4
        i have a spare water pump if your interested £40 + postage or depending on where you are can deliver or collect but before you go down that road are you sure its the water pump n not just the gasket ?
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        • #5
          I suppose the only way to find out is to strip it down ? If it is the pump, @ £40 I'm interested
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          • #6
            Took all the bits off this morning, definitely pump leaking from tell tale. My super generous father-in-law took me to milners to get one,( 2 hr round trip) and he paid for it £88. ( BTW many thanks for your offer abentham, if it had been my money it would have been £40, but he insisted, I wonder if its because I'm taking him fishing tomorrow. ) Truck was back on the road by 3pm. The belt tip worked a treat.
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            • #7
              hi there glad to hear you have her running again
              no probs on the water pump
              glad i could be of some assistance

              have a good day fishing id have to use one of these to catch anthing
              lol

              happy trukin

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