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Go online to autozone.com and enter your vehicle info. Then select vehicle repair guides. You will be able to view the entire water pump R&R procedure, including pictures and diagrams of your pump and belt routing info.
I did fine first water pump for me, with the Chilton guide, make sure you pay attention to the correct diagram for YOUR year and model. helpful hint: Print up a copy of the picture that has all the bolt holes and attach it to a piece of cardboard, poke holes with a pencil for each bolt hole and place the bolts in the diagram as you take them out so as not to confuse what goes where, different sizes/ some call for sealant, some lightly oiled, etc. It was a neck bender job, but not too bad, all the pointers in the book were very helpful. Good Luck!
If the coolant is leaking out of the radiator or out of the bottom of the radiator support then it is the radiator. The water pump is attached to the front of the motor. It's directly behind the fan. If the coolant is leaking down the front of the the engine then it is the water pump. Changing the radiator is a relatively easy repair with basic hand tools. I suggest purchasing a Chilton or Haynes manual for your vehicle. It will do wonders for your confidence having pictures and step by step guidance while you do the repair project.
The library is the best place to get the information your looking for. check out a chiltons/moter or mitchells repair manual, any of these will have all
the infomation and diagrams you need. And if they
have them on disc you can print the pages you need.
But I would get a second opinion from a mechanical
oil pressure gauge, before I took on an oil pump job.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
That would be a lot to type out on the computer.
My best advise would be to get a Chilton Manual at the autoparts store. It cost about $20. You'll get all the info you need plus pictures and diagrams. The Chilton book will be the best research material for the type of job you are going to do.
Not online But, You can go to your Library and Get a Haynes or Chilton Repair Book. They have the Pictures and will tell you everything that you need to know about your Truck. Please Rate my Solution, I need all the Help that I can Get! Thanks!
For this instance and future ones, I recommend spending (investing) in an aftermarket service manual from Chilton's or Haynes.
They cost ~ $20-$30 US and can be had at nearly any chain parts store.
They have cautionary notes, lots of pictures and illustrations and even if you turn over your Jeep to the 'tender mercies' of a repair shop, you can get a rough idea of what they are doing and how much it should cost.
Assuming you are mechanicaly inclined, and have the tools? Your best bet is check out a Chiltons manual for your particular car at the local library or buy one if you plan on keeping the car any length of time. Some water pumps can be very complicated to install. For instance, My Mitsubishi required the removal of the timing belt, very technical for the average backyard mechanic, but I managed with a Chilton's manual. Supplying that info here would be near impossible. Good luck
need idagram for belt routing there is no picture on the new belt package nor a diagram under the hood
I did usea hayne repair manual how ever you can read how to but stil know diagram
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