RE: [DML] Water Pump R&R

["Michael C. Babb" <mcbabb@xxxxxxxxx>]

There are excellent docs on the DMC-News site. Check out
http://dmcnews.com/techmain.htm and look under the Engine section.

With those and the workshop manual I was able to replace mine OK - it just
took me a hell of a long time . . .take pictures as you go, and for items
that are easy to mix up (like fuel lines), color code them with electrical
tape (like this: http://tinyurl.com/bbud7)

I have TONS of pictures from when I replaced mine that I am working on
getting in to a sort of a "water Pump Replacement for Dummies" that will
show the process step-by-step with pictures . . .as soon as I can find the
time to finish it!

Good luck!

Michael
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deepdmc
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 7:50 PM
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Subject: [DML] Water Pump R&R

On the way home from work I threw an alternator belt. It looks like 
the culprit is the water pump pulley, it seems to sway a little side 
to side. My question is how involved is it to replace the water pump 
myself? Is it fairly easy just time consuming? Are there any right ups 
or how to's on the net? 

Thanks,
Justin
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