How to change water pump on Toyota 4.0 V6 Tacoma 4 runner fj cruiser truck
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2017
- This video shows full step by step replacement of 2005 Toyota Tacoma v6 4.0 water pump. I did leave out putting the belt back on and filling radiator with coolant at the end. Please subscribe to help me out and make more videos
People like you are the reason why we are saving hundreds of dollars and gaining useful knowledge to utilize again in the future. I appreciate your effort sir. Thank you.
I had to replace my fan clutch and Serpentine belt and this was the only video I could find with the right motor and relevant information. Thanks!
This is a great instructional video. The author's comments on reverse threaded studs, component removal, and other small but critical details in the process are really helpful!
Honestly bro just wanna say thank you for helping me. No mechanics are available till 3 weeks no joke and i need my vehicle going in 3 days. Appreciate you man. If i could pay you for helping me i would!!! No joke. Saved me alot of money.
This video step by step is probably the best water pump replacement video I've watched.Self exclamatory and you made it a point to explain every move. I've changed many waterpumps but this particular one is insane how many bolts there are to fasten it to the block. Than on top of that having to remove thermostat housing.Never saw anything like it but Toyota reliability is the best vehicle on the market. Vehicle I'm doing is a 2010 Tacoma,I'll leave a comment to how it went with the time it took.
Thank you for this video! I just did this on a 05 tundra with 4.0 v6, it was even easier than the one you did. I changed belt, fan clutch, thermostat, and all hoses at same time, purchased all parts from rock auto, asian water pump was < $100, with all other parts came to about $250. I would have never attempted if not for this video, you rock brother!
I like to just break loose fan nuts with the belt still on. When going back together, prep the belt before you put the fan in. Just after loosely putting the nuts on, reinstall belt so you can tighten the nuts.
Thanks for this video , my water pump is leaking on my Prado 120 Australia spec , this is so helpful
Great video, it definitely helped as I had to change the water pump on my FJ. Getting that pump with the three gaskets and getting the thermostat housing back over the inlet and rubber seal was a beast with only two hands. FYI - For those that have a TRD supercharger like me, it helps alot to go ahead and take the throttle body off.
I have the same truck with 84,740 miles and start liking coolant in that area.... thank you for the tutorial.
Waterline routing through the oil filter housing was different on the 07 FJ, also didn't remove any of the skid plates, everything else was spot on. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth a Million, so Thanks a Million!
Great video, just about to replay my 07 FJ Cruiser water pump and this video shows all the steps needed.
Thanks again for taking the time to make this video. Did it on my 07 4runner and went smoothly. Perfect. Go Buckeyes.
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Thanks for the video! Saving hundreds in labor doing this. Toyota wants $750 for the job.
I’ve always did my own maintenance on my vehicles. Saved a lot of money and know it’s done right.
Wow your my hero, I watched other videos and people were taking all kinds of stuff off like generator and tensioner assembly. So much better to take those idlers off! Thank you!
Well done. Your explanation and video editing demonstrates your talent. Thanks for sharing!
I’ll be doing my water pump on my 4runner soon thank you for this.
Excellent video. I dread the day I tackle this job.