SUZUKI FORENZA HEAD GASKET REPAIR PART 3: WATERPUMP, SERPENTINE TENSIONER & ASSEMBLY PREPARATION

*Please subscribe to help this channel grow! Many thanks for the support!* Today we get ready for assembly on the new project car, my 2004 Suzuki Forenza! This is Part 3 in the head gasket replacement series and a complete walk-through with all tools you need to get the work you see done, sizes included! ALL parts/tools listed below:
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[@D2WrenchWorksDIY]

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[@joshuasmith4450]

Thank you so much for these thorough videos and making them easy for me to understand. I'm replacing the head gasket on my 2008 suzuki reno.

[@D2WrenchWorksDIY]

Hi Joshua, thanks for the kind words! Please take a moment to subscribe if you haven't already! Congrats on your Reno project! I always love to hear people taking this job on their own, ours has been a great little DD the past year and sounds like you will be on the road in no time yourself!! Don't forget the 2008 needs a separate more expensive EGR gasket!

[@JFL829]

We see this project going very well for you. We cant wait to see you rolling

[@D2WrenchWorksDIY]

Thanks man I am ready too haha! Had some setbacks with parts not coming in time and they were wrong twice (UGHHH, hate that) so I had to jump back on the bikes before the warm weather came! Getting A TON done this week though, this weekend I am gonna edit part 5! Got the head on, intake manifold on with other little bits and will do the exhaust manifold and some little bits today too! Only got the cams, lifters and timing after today!

[@rafaelarmas432]

Felicitaciones bien explicado, saludos desde Caracas-Venezuela... gracias por compartir...

[@D2WrenchWorksDIY]

Thank you so much for the kind words, please take a moment to subscribe if you haven't already, so you don't miss the rest of the series! The car has been running for about 10 days now, I just need to finish editing! I am editing the next part of this as I type to you actually! I will post part 6 tomorrow and part 7 (final vid) this week!

[@chrisjohnson5790]

16:18 Hogg in the background, in the tree line?? Lol

[@D2WrenchWorksDIY]

Haha close! It's a Bear! I mean that's what we call our black dog bear haha! He's a total farm dog, always outside checking perimeter for intruders lol.

[@jcabrera5540]

Hey man I have the same car. Do you have any tips to take off an oil pump 🤔?

[@D2WrenchWorksDIY]

Hi Jcabrera, please take a moment to subscribe if you haven't already! Luckily for me, I haven't had to tear any further into one of these motors past the head gasket and supporting maintenance. I can however link you to a free "ALL DATA" type website to help guide you through the job! You may need to go back from my link and edit the year of your vehicle but this site is awesome!
Link: charm.li/Suzuki/2004/Forenza%20L4-2.0L/Repair%20and%20Diagnosis/Engine%2C%20Cooling%20and%20Exhaust/Engine/Engine%20Lubrication/Oil%20Pump/Service%20and%20Repair/

[@jcabrera5540]

@D2WrenchWorksDIY thank you so much! I love your videos, great work! 💪🏼

[@D2WrenchWorksDIY]

Thanks man I appreciate the kind words and the support! Good luck on your repair!