my local library has a site with info, but I didn’t really find much that
was detailed at all. I just looked it over really well before I started
filming and made a plan of my own. I don’t have All Data or anything, or a
book either.
This video is a big help. I have a 94 ranger 2.3 and I’m getting ready to
do a complete flush as well as replace the temp senders, thermostat, and
now a water pump thanks to this video. I’m not sure it really needs a new
water pump, but I’m fairly new to DIY work on my truck and I guess it’s
mainly for my own personal reasons (maybe the fact of “I can do it” is
there), plus I’ve had it for a few years and don’t know what the PO has
done/not done with it. So thanks again for the video.
I have a ’97 B2300 and couldn’t get the old water pump out at first. After
watching this, mystery solved. I had to unscrew the two bolts hidden by on
side. Mystery solved. Thanks you save me at least $200 on labour.
Great video! I wouldn’t have been able to replace the water pump in my 2001
Ranger without watching this. I ended up replacing my radiator extender
pipe because a good chunk of it came out with the old water pump when I
yanked it out… Thank’s for your help!
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your video is really helpful… just one thing you never showed us where
you got your repair info from??? please add thnx
You’re welcome.
my local library has a site with info, but I didn’t really find much that
was detailed at all. I just looked it over really well before I started
filming and made a plan of my own. I don’t have All Data or anything, or a
book either.
This video is a big help. I have a 94 ranger 2.3 and I’m getting ready to
do a complete flush as well as replace the temp senders, thermostat, and
now a water pump thanks to this video. I’m not sure it really needs a new
water pump, but I’m fairly new to DIY work on my truck and I guess it’s
mainly for my own personal reasons (maybe the fact of “I can do it” is
there), plus I’ve had it for a few years and don’t know what the PO has
done/not done with it. So thanks again for the video.
thanks for the comment. I’m glad I could help.
cool, I really had to look it over to find all the bolts.
I have a ’97 B2300 and couldn’t get the old water pump out at first. After
watching this, mystery solved. I had to unscrew the two bolts hidden by on
side. Mystery solved. Thanks you save me at least $200 on labour.
the blue, not sure the brand. Just look on the package when you by it,
it’ll say what it’s for.
Which RTV did you use?
Great video! I wouldn’t have been able to replace the water pump in my 2001
Ranger without watching this. I ended up replacing my radiator extender
pipe because a good chunk of it came out with the old water pump when I
yanked it out… Thank’s for your help!