How to Replace the Water Pump on a Chevy Cruze with 1.4L Engine

How to Replace the Water Pump on a Chevy Cruze with 1.4L Engine

Brian Eslick from How to Automotive http://www.howtoautomotive.com takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses on a Chevy Cruze with 1.4L turbo engine.

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Mark Szczepaniak says:

Very good video on replacing the water pump, I did the same job on 2014 chevy cruze and replaced all the hoses too. The radiator hoses on battery side was difficult, until I decide to remove battery and holder, it gave a lot more room and was able to use the cable clamp, it made it much easier, from underneath the car.

Johnnithan Freeman says:

Do you have the part number

jchack88 says:

Great video. One thing I did differently on the drive side radiator hose is I disconnected the intake hose on that side, which made it much easier to access the radiator hose clamp. Still the driver's side hose replacement eats up a lot of time.

russkaine says:

FYI EVERYONE…GM WARRANTIES THE WATER PUMP FOR 10 YEARS 150,000 MILES.

InFiD3ViL says:

Don't think I have seen a Cruze engine not absolutely covered in oil. My god this car is such a POS.

Joel Capetillo says:

Best step-by-step video ever it helped a lot and made it super easy thank you 🙂

I. M. Hipp says:

This is the nonsense you get hiring ex nuclear physicists to design a simple 4 cyl. motor . Motor mount bolts designed to break off after one use. no wonder chevy went tits up.

Chris says:

Great video, lighting, sound, and information. What are the part numbers for the bolts you said to replace.

lfyrdup1 says:

Probably, one of thee best play by play I've ever seen. Thank you, video was great audio was even better. This is definitely a technical repair and you made it look manageable.

Poo Poo says:

Dude why didn’t you show the bolt pattern to the water pump

Bobby Welch 12 says:

Does any one have the GM part numbers on the motor bolts and motor mount bolts that are torque to yield?

Stephen Cobb says:

Thank you so much for a great video!

gradyrm237 says:

Tell me your stories of failures related to torque issues? Snug it up. Move on.

gradyrm237 says:

Why remove the air cover? pull the assembly as a whole.

Mike Spaziano says:

There's an even easier way to do this job. Just drive it to your local Chevrolet Dealer. There's a G.M. factory recall on these cars for a faulty water pump. If your car has 150,000 miles or less and the car is 10 years old or newer, G. M. will fix it for free. You do not need to be the original owner.
How easy is that!

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