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    Water Pump

    I am replacing my water pump tomorrow morning, and I was wondering if anyone would give me a few pointers in the procedures.

    I have never done a water pump on a fwd before, I have done it on a Nissan 510 a Toyota pickup, a Nissan 280z and several Chevy v8's.

    Do I have to remove the crank pulley? do I have to re time my car? how difficult of a job is this? Can a medium experienced shade tree mechanic do this?

    Those are my general questions.

    Thanks,
    Dean Harryman
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    yes. not retime but make sure all timing marks are aligned, it is not difficult just takes time. you can do it just buy a helms manual, or i believe there is a diy on how to do it on this site, search for it
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