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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 03:05 PM
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OK.. seems like the water pump is going.. there'* a dribbling on the water pump pulley and see signs of anti-freeze spraying everywhere. So how hard is it to get it out on the Bonnie?? Next question is I have to replace the bearings on 2 more other pulley.. and one of them happened to be where the freaking motor mount is blocking the screws How hard would it be to get that out?? Is it part of something else?? Looking at it. it seems like the whole engine mount has to come out and one of the bolts are behind the steering pump pulley.. which is going to be a pain tryin to figure out how to remove it.. HELP !!!
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Here'* a link that'll help you out A LOT.

http://134.39.200.6:9001/home.html

And get a chiltons service book!
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 04:14 PM
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With the amount of $$ spent into just parts I can't afford a service manual
I wish I did so I don't have to be such a post *****..

However.. my birthday is coming up.. I wonder is someone going to get me the 97 service manual on CD ???
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well one way you can do the pulleys is ...pull the tire/wheel off undo the front and back k-frame bolts ..undo the strut nuts from in the engine bay..you`ll have to undo the motor mount on that side too...lower it down ...and looky you can get at the complete engine from that side ...its easy trust me a simple in shop/driveway job
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Originally Posted by turtle_sse
well one way you can do the pulleys is ...pull the tire/wheel off undo the front and back k-frame bolts ..undo the strut nuts from in the engine bay..you`ll have to undo the motor mount on that side too...lower it down ...and looky you can get at the complete engine from that side ...its easy trust me a simple in shop/driveway job
sure.. it'* easy for you turtle..

wow.. I"ve been blessed to have Turtle post in my thread

Damm.. that sounds like a lot of work.. and I still can't see how I can do it without pullin the pulley off the steering wheel pump to get to that last bolt unless there'* another way.. just to get to that one stupid pulley.. grr.. humm... think think think.. come on folks.. you guys are pro'*.. help this lazy man out here..
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Look at the link Jason posted....you'll see service manual listed as a link!
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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by CFoote
Look at the link Jason posted....you'll see service manual listed as a link!
I didn't see it.. just a bunch of charts and stuff..
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I did the idler and the water pump at the same time. Getting the mount bracket off takes some time, but the good news is once it'* out of the way the idler and the water pump are a piece of cake. I did it all in about 2 1/2 hours.
Let me know if you want the description from the manual. I'll scan it for you.
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Originally Posted by NVSSEI
I did the idler and the water pump at the same time. Getting the mount bracket off takes some time, but the good news is once it'* out of the way the idler and the water pump are a piece of cake. I did it all in about 2 1/2 hours.
Let me know if you want the description from the manual. I'll scan it for you.
you have PM.. please do send it.. I will email you 2 different addy just in case if my hotmail can't take the space.
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