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Water pump change in progress 1990 V6 760

posted by  davidp on  Tue Dec 21 08:31 CST 2004
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Thanks for the tips!

Unfortunately it would take a few months before I have the funds for another radiator...so I'll have to see if the hose can still be tightened properly on there...

As for the bolts, I replaced that 7mm one with a more standard hex-head and reattached the stuff together. It seems to work well. One of the hoses int he back is a specific bypass hose for this model (from FCPGroton), and for the other one I bought a piece of goodyear hose and the right diameter. I don't think there should be an issue with that one. The studs for the fan did not come with the new pump but I did manage to get the out and reinstall them on the new one...

David.






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