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Torque setting for the bolts?

Of just the pulley is making noise and theres no leak can i just replace the pulley?

Thumbs down for letting that antifreeze run all over the ground... that's not cool man 👎

You could’ve put the fan on after you did the belt

No frills straight to the point best video I have seen in awhile

Well don’t do this…. I ruined mine… lmao 😂

Waiting for the parts now, my 93' K2500 Suburban is getting a new pump and a 4 core aluminum radiator with dual electric fans. Will help it out a bunch in the 100+ degree days here in Arizona.

Thank you for the excellent tutorial. Mine is faded and oxidized enough there are only spots of black left on the lettering. I used Brillo pads for the first pass, just rubbing with no pressure while keeping it well lubed with water. Had to go over it several times. Then I used rubbing compound, followed by polish, followed by wax. I did not polish or wax inside the lettering because I plan to mask and spray paint. The ribbon now looks pretty fantastic and I think this was less painful than removing and replacing would have been.

You have to put sealant on the gaskets?

Thank you I changed my mine no problem great video

Nice

Looks like you put some blue material on the gaskets and the two upper screws, but no mention of the material or how you applied it, nor if you allowed it to get tacky. How much torque on the four bolts? I am hoping for no leaks, so these details are important.

if you still have the truck you have a severe under voltage issue with your charging system. voltage should be reading just above 14Vdc

What brand water pump did u go with I see them priced anywhere from 40$-130$ not sure what to go with

Nice! Need to remove both steering pump, water pump & A/C compresor in order to clean the block from an oil leak from the manifold gasket. Think there Would be trouble if water pressure goes into those water pump holes into the block?

Very nicely produced guide, but I have one criticism. I'm mostly looking to compare how everyone handles their gaskets and RTV (some say just RTV, some combine the two, some swear by just gaskets), and you skipped over that part entirely.

You skipped a few steps … so no not a complete…help….

Never use steel wool on aluminum bud... IF you MUST, use 0000 wool.

State the size of sockets, don't get in a hurry. Aside of that, its like a blind date.

Short, sweet, and to the point. Thanks!

Loved this

Great video, but the awful music ruins it and makes it so we can't hear you

Cool to know , I'm getting my first chevy pickup (95) and that is faded and the letters are as well , thanks

I wish I could just remove the bed from my 94 G20 sheesh

Great Job Guys. 👍🏾

I got a leak right in the front center gonna try replacing this and hoses around hoping to fix the leak

Sorry Buddy, that may be for '88 to '94. '95 and up are different.

Nicely done fellas!! A good refresher video before tackling mine. Thanks for posting.

Annoying music and not much description and no bolt sizes making the video uninformative

Thanks, Bro, for your time and the work you put into it.

I would love to sell this guy a truck. If that's a "straight body" I need customers like that. That truck is a parts truck. GLWT

quick to the chase!!!

No bullsh it was straight to the point

MAKE MORE VIDEOS!!

oh wow i have a 97 silverado the plate hasn't been cleaned since 1997 i'm sure , going to try this tomorrow Thanks 😀

Good video, watched before replacing my 1994 5.7L which had totally failed breaking the belt and dumping coolant on the ground. Couple of things I ran into to be prepared for -- I was worried about 30 year old water pump bolts coming out, they came out no problem but only one of the four 1/2 inch drive 14 mm sockets I had would fit the narrow opening around the bolt head so check that before you start. The four bolts holding the fan on looked in good shape and didn't think they would be a problem so of course they were. One came right out, another after some work, the last two no luck. Had sprayed all them ahead of time, tried smacking wrench with hammer many times, then vice grips and smacking harder, then heating them. The last two would never budge and ended up cutting them off with a hacksaw blade (cut the nut down the side so you can get the stud out). The threads are M8x1.25 and I used get bolts to replace the studs/nuts for those two as no parts store anywhere near. If you are putting on a new lower radiator hose, my radiator end spring clamp was not accessible until I pulled the radiator free (you don't need to disconnect the trans lines, just move the radiator over a bit). My truck very common build, Delco GM part number for pump 252-719, belt 6K966/88932795, and lower hose 26207X 88908904.

I lowered mine 3/4 and it sits just like yours, what is the ratio to get it level 3/5?

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Fucking amazing video! Straight to the point

IM DOING THIS TOMORROW THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

How did u do such a nice video and bot show the top hose deal

YEAH!! #700 subscriber!

How much would someone charge for this work

Nice man good shit. 💯

Excellent tutorial!

Why no rtv on bottom bolts, they go right into the block

Why no reviews on bottom bolts, they go right into the block

Orale Homie thanks was a Long time i did this water pump remove from my 1980 Chevy blazer k5 2wd custom deluxe blue homie and thanks I totally forgot how to remove the fan just to start 😂so yeah I change the water pump 10 years ago

Background music on point fam.. i forgot i was watching and started freestyling for a sec. Great video and quality of work

Great video! How do you know if it's a reverse or standard rotation?