Mercedes Water Pump Replacement Step by Step (1998-2013)

Mercedes Water Pump Replacement Step by Step (1998-2013)

Coolant on the driveway, temperature climbing, or a whine from the front of the engine? Those point at the water pump. This video covers the replacement on 1998-2013 Mercedes models: draining, belt removal, gasket sealing, and bleeding the system properly.

Applies across W203, W204, W210, W211, W212, W220, W221, W163, W164 and Sprinter.

Tip: never open the system hot, and always fit a new thermostat and coolant at the same time.

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@Jay-tech88 says:

Is this even on a V8 with twin turbo?

@melbth735 says:

Great job thanks ❤

@moamedchaua1205 says:

muy práctico y bien explicado muchas gracias

@JJ-vm3ky says:

Great work and very detailed…
What are the symptoms when this go bad? Thank you!

@St3rmTig3r says:

Thank you! Super helpful!

@yosquidd242 says:

Not a BlueTec engine, so this doesn't apply!

@VictorLaVance says:

Howd u even get there

@danielmancilla2652 says:

YOU SKIPPED LIKE 10 STEPS….

@rjw5663 says:

why on earth would you not name the model of the vehicle?
what a silly silly man

@debbiecarter8063 says:

Thank u so very much:) Very Helpfull

@jesseviera240 says:

Do u have to pull the thermostat and does fan have to come out ?

@ABloop1 says:

Can i replace just water pump pulley?

@kubotaz4 says:

Geez I love YouTube…he knew exactly the bolt, under the water pump pulley, that I was struggling with…8mm socket worked perfectly

@LARonPaul2012 says:

I love how he completely avoids telling us viewers what model this is.

Absolutely unbelievable.

@high5compliments45 says:

Hello,my slk 230 had an accudent from the drivers side down below.Now is the radiator damaged and has a big dent on the bottom,but the radiator doesnt leak.Now i believe that the leak is coming from the waterpomp because it drips on the upperside of the belt.Is it possible that the waterpump start leaking because of the damaged radiator?

@livingitup247 says:

What would cause oil leak to the left of the water pump

@csixtythree says:

What kind of bolt is at 3:57 ? Previous owner of vehicle broke that bolt and put in a crappy alternative. The alternative doesn’t fit and it’s leaking so I need the correct size pls

@acr8615 says:

How can you tell if the water pump is going out?

@Twistedzlone says:

Do you have a link to show what bolt goes where, size and location. Thanks

@k9gears says:

That engine has a serious oil filter housing gasket leak. I just replaced mine and went ahead and replaced other items in the front of engine too. I replaced the water pump, thermostat, idler pulley, belt tensioner, Egr gasket, shutoff valve gasket… Might as well do that maintenance. I love your videos.

ON the waterpump, all I did was took my new water pump and traced the borders and pulled the bolts out from stuck on the cardboard box I traced so I wont worry where which bolts goes.

@enriqueroman3138 says:

Do you think that this is the cause that the hose get falling every time I put back ?

@andrewsilverman7954 says:

Terrific detail and great camera work! One quick question if you don't mind. Would you what the torque specs for the E10 and E12 bolts? I appreciate it.

@Mangohabernero says:

Most clear and well explained video l. Thanks

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