How to replace the water pump a Dodge Charger “5.7L Hemi Water Pump Replacement” with basic hand tools and save a tone of money. Water pump replacement can cost between 300$ to over 1000$ in some cases. I would have saved 398$ doing this water pump job myself.
In most cases replacing the water pump in most cars and trucks is pretty easy and can be replaced at home easily saving a ton of money. Here is a list of thing you will need when replacing your water pump.
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How To Replace The Water Pump In Your Car
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2003 Dodge Charger does not exist
Did the charger have a engine light for the leek ?
Thanks for the video and the diagrams , Man !
Thank you shop key wasn’t much help, said I had to pull the fan but I wouldn’t come out
Good video. Got a 14' Charger R/T I did a water pump on last year, but after a year, the gasket that came with the pump has started leaking. So I bought a much thicker gasket from Fel Pro gaskets, and installed it on the same pump I replaced last year. (The replacement pump was fine) No more leaking, or seeping. Point is I wouldn't trust the gasket that comes with the pump.
Great video and how much was the water pump ?
Where did you buy the o-ring for the coolant tube and what part number is it?
There’s no 2003 Dodge Charger?
Thanks for the video, just did job pretty easy..
1.4 what! I would make it 2.5