Changing waterpump on a 95 SC
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It sounds like a bearing rubbing to me; but then again with the negative terminal disconnected for so long my trip counter went to zero right away so I can tell how long the new pump'* been in.
Thanks for all of your help everybody.
Now that the experence is fresh in my memory (I have the sore knuckels to prove it) I'll add to the guide I used and answer any questions I ended up asking here.
Now to track down that damn shaking...
Thanks for all of your help everybody.
Now that the experence is fresh in my memory (I have the sore knuckels to prove it) I'll add to the guide I used and answer any questions I ended up asking here.
Now to track down that damn shaking...
1) Did you pull the idler pulleys? If so, when you put them back on, did you reassemble the guides in the right order? I screwed this part up royally and wound up destroying a pulley and a brand new belt. Check that cause there'* bearings there.
2) Regarding the shaking, when you put the motor mount back on, did that go smoothly? Tightened the the mount and bracket up properly?
This problem isn't new, but I used the opertunity where I was under the car to replace the spark plugs and wires I could get loose (All but number 6).
Re attaching the Mount went fine, the bolts guided through without a problem.
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On the vibration/issue.. tell us more about the battle with plug 6. Could it be cracked or maybe a wire is broken?
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Well, I get under the car and find the plug wire.
Pull on it and it'* stuck fast. I had the same problem with all of the plugs, but reaching as far down as possable and turning the wire got plugs 2 and 4 off. I can't turn 6, and there'* almost no space for my arms.
I doubt the wire is broken, but then again I wouldn't know. As far as a cracked spark plug, all of the three of the plugs I pulled were in great condition. Plugs 3 (Front, center) and 2 (Rear near belts) were blacker but still in good condition.
The problem is new, but happened before my car started spitting coolant out.
Pull on it and it'* stuck fast. I had the same problem with all of the plugs, but reaching as far down as possable and turning the wire got plugs 2 and 4 off. I can't turn 6, and there'* almost no space for my arms.
I doubt the wire is broken, but then again I wouldn't know. As far as a cracked spark plug, all of the three of the plugs I pulled were in great condition. Plugs 3 (Front, center) and 2 (Rear near belts) were blacker but still in good condition.
The problem is new, but happened before my car started spitting coolant out.
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Nope. If it was working fine I would have taken one look at those wires and decided to leave them alone.
How drunk were the people who made these engines?
How drunk were the people who made these engines?
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How drunk were the people who made these engines?
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