Anthony @ DIYautotech taking you through the steps on how to: 1. Notice a problem, narrow down to a component, test component, replace. 2. Replace your water…
Anthony @ DIYautotech taking you through the steps on how to: 1. Notice a problem, narrow down to a component, test component, replace. 2. Replace your water…
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How did you get that pulley off tho. After removing the bolts. I was stuck
what about the belt that drives the water pump? is it connected only to the
crankshaft, or also to other components of the motor? thanks
drip drip drip. wow drip
Would you buy a used car that had its water pump replaced at 50,000 miles?
Is it possible that the engine got damaged due to failing water pump?
Very helpful Anthony. Thanks for the video.
I’m a Chilton tech.Someone bless me with trade I ran with it
it makes it more fun to watch cuz he sounds like the skinny dude frm
superbad
GOOD JOB
wow i wish u were my mechanic the one i have hes allright anyways i have a
05 pontaic grand prix gt where is the radiator drain plug cant find it
You should have replaced your thermostat as well to keep the coolant system
maintained until the next drain interval.
oh yeah good video as well
Ok I have a 97 pontiac grand prix n I’m tryin to replace my water pump, but
I have a pulley in the way. How do I get it off?
After watching your video, I now have ADD. I think I’ll go play in traffic
now, BYE BYE
nice video, very informative. Keep up the good work
@dasoccaplaya21 You’re welcome! Subscribe!!!
u sir r a dumb ass
Dude sounds like the kid from Zombieland.
Thanks
Really helped out, thanks. You should go ahead and throw some tags in that
include saturn s-series sl2 and stuff like that. I know you would get a lot
more views for your video that way.
i liked your video alot because now i know how to change my water pump
without difficulty.and i save money thank you so much
you are da man!!!! good video
great help thank you very much.
you read my mind
1st. remove the + on the battery not the – cause ur car is always ground
2nd. drain the fluid by using the radiator plug or use the lower radiator
house 3rd. dnt be a dumass
He talks too fast for the video. Why bother?