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well, my waterpump took a dump

Old 03-17-2005, 09:14 AM
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Angry well, my waterpump took a dump

Came out this morning to find a nice large puddle of coolant had formed under my runner... it had been slowly leaking for a while but I guess it finally went... I'm in for a nice $550 repair bill to fix the waterpump and replace the timing chain. sucks...
Old 03-17-2005, 10:44 AM
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Lemme guess - 22re at 140k miles? ;-)
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nope... 3vze at 103k miles..
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A little young, but...eh...it was probably due. Oh, and it's got a timing belt.
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A little young, but...eh...it was probably due. Oh, and it's got a timing belt.
yeah, I know it's a belt... I've just always called it a chain... bad habit from my old chevy days..
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that sucks, but could have been worse
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Is that the first time you change the timing belt? ...
I had my frist one changed at 70K . I'd also swap out the water pump.
this time around..maybe at 130k or so, I'll change out the ideler pulley too.
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hmmm... maybe I better consider changing mine out. Never been.
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Originally Posted by Flamedx4
hmmm... maybe I better consider changing mine out. Never been.
Water pump or timing belt or both?
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Hey Mikronized I have a few drops of coolant here and there not alot but I can't find where it is leaking from. Where were the drops landing or from when you noticed the drops at first?

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Originally Posted by ttr125mar
Hey Mikronized I have a few drops of coolant here and there not alot but I can't find where it is leaking from. Where were the drops landing or from when you noticed the drops at first?

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it was coming from somewhere near the thermostat housing... so I replaced the gasket and it kept leaking... then pow...
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Alright thanks, mine seems to drop in that area...

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Originally Posted by Mikronized
Came out this morning to find a nice large puddle of coolant had formed under my runner... it had been slowly leaking for a while but I guess it finally went... I'm in for a nice $550 repair bill to fix the waterpump and replace the timing chain. sucks...
damn, thats quite steep.. at the stealer i had my waterpump, timing belt, a/c belt, and power steering belt changed and it only cost me $450 CAD ($374 US), i'd be second guessing that quote they gave you.
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i'll ask again, but this is a pretty expensive area of california.. everything cost more here
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I just did mine last weekend. It's not that hard to do.
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