Water pump what is the bolt torque on a 1995 dodge ram 318 water pump

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Install the cylinder heads. Use new gaskets and tighten the bolts, in sequence, as follows:

1. Step 1: Bolts 1-8 to 20 ft. lbs. (27 Nm)
2. Step 2: Bolts 1-10 verify torque without loosening
3. Step 3: Bolts 9-12 to 10 ft. lbs. (14 Nm)
4. Step 4: Bolts 1-8 plus 1 / 4 (90 degree) turn
5. Step 5: Bolts 9-12 to 19 ft. lbs. (26 Nm)

318 or 360 engine?
well, the removal procedure is about the same on both, remove fan and belts first, then remove the water pump, be careful not to damage the radiator, clean the block surface for the new gasket to sit uniformly again, and bolt new pump back on, tighten bolts 3/4", bottom out bolts first on a symetrical cross pattern., I would recommend changing the thermostat too, always a must when new pump is installed...

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Water pump attaching bolts: 30 ft-lb
Fan-to-water pump attaching bolts: 200 inch-pounds

1. Drain Coolant 2. Take fan clutch off 3. Take fan shroud off 4. Take the serp. belt 5. Take the brace on the A/C and Alt. bracket 6. Take the A/C compressor off the bracket (but do not recover freon) 7. Take the idler pulley off 8. Take the bracket off but leave the alt. attached to bracket 9. Pull the wiring off the temp.gauge on the intake by the tstat housing 10. Take the bypass hose clamps off by using a hose clamp pliers. 11. Take the lower radiator hose off 12. Take the bolts out of the waterpump and take the pump off with a little tap with a hammer or pry it off. 13. Clean off old gasket 14. Install in reverse

Before you remove the serp belt, loosen the clutch fan bolts from the water pump. Other wise you will be fighting with them later. Other wise just drain the coolant and remove the pump. I would suggest a new thermostat since the coolant is drained. Make sure the block surface is cleaned of all gasket material and other dirt before installing your new pump. I usually scrape the area with a putty knife and wipe it down with some brake clean on a rag.

sound like you have to take fan off first, get a book from parts store it'll be a lot of help

I just put a 96 360 magnum in my 97 dodge 4x4 that had a 318 in it. Yes it does fit. I noticed that the flex plate on the 360 has balance weights on it and the 318 does not. Make sure the plate stays with the 360. The torque converter and exhaust manifolds bolted right up. The 96 360 engine had different connector plugs on the Map sensor, Crank Sensor and Tps. Get those off of your 318.
I did notice that with the 96 PCM for the 360 my fuel guage was off quite a bit. The 360 will run off of the 318 computer at least if your in a bind for Money.

take off old water pump. clean up area on the motor real good.do this by using a scrapper and cleaning slolvent. when thats all done put hi temp silicon on the block water pump and the put gasket on silicon. let dry for like five minutes. put in on torque bolts to specs.