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Re: Coolant leak, right side
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Posted by mlc [Email] (#1747) [Profile/Gallery] (more from mlc) on Mon, 16 Dec 2024 12:33:02 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Coolant leak, right side, 9-5-9-5, Sun, 15 Dec 2024 21:19:06
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maybe you can get it up on ramps and have someone rev it a bit, while you look to confirm the leak?

eeuroparts probably has OEM pumps, with o-rings, and a gasket... so give that a look.

The job itself, while not complex, does take a bit of time, especially for a first timer, so allow yourself the good part of a day, as you'll easily spend a few hours getting out tools, ramps, draining the system, cleaning gasket surfaces, refilling coolant, and cleanup.... and a couple removing the parts to access and replace the pump itself...

The key parts of the job that I recall involved removing the passenger side engine mount bracket (the big silver thing), removing the steering pump from its bracket (but leaving hoses intact), and removing the radiator fan assembly to give yourself some extra working room.

As mentioned by the previous poster, you'll want to remove that small pipe/sleeve connecting the pump to the engine block, and cleaning both sides before replacing the O-rings. I recall having a bit of a struggle removing that piece from the block, but it wiggles out eventually. Change the lower radiator hose and u shaped hose while you're at it...

I recall there being some videos on youtube out there.. so take a peek before you dive in...

good luck,
Mike

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