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1HZ water pump

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1HZ water pump

Post by Scrawn's80 »

How big a job am i looking at to replace water pump on a 1hz in a '91 80 series?
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Post by chunks »

Timing belt and tensioners off to get to the pump if i recall correctly haven't done one for a while. Pretty straight forward though, if you can get your hands on workshop manual you should be right.
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Post by rockcrawler31 »

As long as you know how to set the timing properly when you take off your timing belt and put it back on after.

Take your radiator out, it will give you a lot more room to work in and will save you time in the long run.

If its your first go at it, allow yourself at least half a day remove and refit.
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Post by simkell »

it's not a big job relatively simple, but if you get the timing wrong, then it's a big job.

but don't let that put you off.
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Post by lshobie »

2-4 hours depending on how you do the job.
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