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Old Apr 14, 2007 | 09:22 PM
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Well here I am with all the necessary bolts taken out and have read the how to replace a water pump on a 94 SSEI. Everything is done except those hard coolant lines that go to the heater core. I read that these coolant lines are held in with an o-ring, but I can pull all day and they won’t come off. This is what is keeping me from undoing the accessory bracket on the car to get the last water pump bolt out.

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Can anybody help me with some information on this? I need to get this done by Sunday afternoon because I need to drive to work on Monday.

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Oh and the Car is a 1994 Bonneville SSEI

P.*. I even have the accessory bracket loose it’* just that the pipes are in the way of moving the bracket...

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Old Apr 14, 2007 | 10:08 PM
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That rusty thing in the center of the two lines is a bolt that holds the brackets on.. if you remove it.. then they should wiggle and come out.
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It ended up that they were just way too rusted in there. The bolt was out but they were seized solid in there. I just ended up basically bending the crap out of them and then they came off. Good thing I have a parts car with perfect ones on there

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Does anybody know the proper torque setting for the water pump bolts...Both the 13mm ones and the 10mm ones???

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Techinfo:
Water Pump_____________________________Ft/Lbs
87-94 (long bolts).....................29
87-94 (short bolts)....................97 (In/Lbs)
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Thanks for the info.
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