Peugeot 206 How to change the water pump

Peugeot 206 How to change the water pump

The video gives a tutorial how to change the water pump on a Peugeot 206 with 1.4l. Das Video zeigt den Wechsel der Wasserpumpe an einem Peugeot 206 mit dem …

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PedroRibeiroCorreia says:

mack

Ali Mack says:

Great video thx

Zeljko Mihajlovic says:

Peugeot 206 is sensitive on the holes?? is this true?

Alex Ken says:

Ich habe mir heute den gleichen Peugeot 206 gekauft. Ich finde Ihre Videos Klasse! Mein Vater ist auch so ein Schrauber, wie Sie. Ich habe den halben Abend mit Ihren Videos verbracht! Weiter so! Sie haben einen neuen Fan. (Ich versuche mich an ähnlichen Videos, seit kurzem. Aber im Computerbereich.)

bg7pzc says:

Very good! Thks!

irina25661 says:

Hallo,

im Video benutze ich Petec. Ähnliche Produkte gibt es aber auch von Loctite oder Hylomar. Zumindest eines dieser Produkte sollte jeder Teilehändler im Programm haben. Wichtig ist,, dass die benutzte Dichtungsmasse einer Temperatur von min. 150°C stand hält.

PoppinboyJojy says:

Wo kam denn diese Flächendichtungsmasse kaufen ??

PoppinboyJojy says:

Jawohl Jetzt weis ich es !!!!

gersom85 says:

Interesante Vídeo amigo yo tengo un 206 XR 2004 y tengo que hacerle algunas reparaciones!!! te escribo en español para que sepas que te vi en Guatemala, Centro América, saludos y éxitos!!!

emmams5 says:

Here’s an update on my snapped waterpump bolt. After practically taking the engine out, I noticed the waterpump housing can be seperated from the block without removing the engine. Four bolts hold it onto the back of the block, also a large hose will need to be removed from the back of the housing, the retaining clip is quite fiddley to undo.
As I removed engine mounts, drive shafts etc, access to housing was easy but it shouldn’t be a problem without going to all the hassle that I did.

irina25661 says:

Sorry, this was a misunderstanding. I thought you wanted just to remove the bolt. But now I understand that the bolt is broken and the rest remains in the engine block. zyccy removed the engine to solve the problem. If you think you have access enough without the enigne mount, do it. To remove it, is very simple, you just need a tool like I show in the videos on the Passat engine mounts.

emmams5 says:

How did you get access to the bolt by not removing both engine mounts? Did you lower the engine or jack it up? So far I’ve disconnected the plumbing to the rad, vacumn tubes, exhaust, offside driveshaft, both engine mounts & still haven’t been able to get a drill at the bolt. Next I’m going take out the nearside driveshaft & disassemble the gear linkage.

irina25661 says:

I was prepared to remove the right engine mount, because in my instruction they wrote that it will be necessary. But the job wasn’t a problem keeping the mount in place.

emmams5 says:

The exact same thing has just happened to me. Did you try removing the engine mounts and offside driveshaft so you could gain more access to the bolt by letting the engine drop down on one side? This is my next move as I don’t have a garage or a hoist.

bwild61 says:

Great video and thank you for sharing!

BVA1967 says:

Hi
Vielen dank fur diese video.
It is very informative – very good
I am soon going to change my waterpump – so i am pleased that people like you shear their knowledge
Best regards from Denmark

AnimalFriendSpain says:

a fine video. super

István Erdélyi says:

I did waterpump replacement and the 12mm bolt broke into the engine, had to remove the engine to drill it out and retap. The easy job could be a nigthmare!

Nightfly1957 says:

very interesting

xrhstos1954 says:

Thank you for this ★wonderful★ video!

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