How to replace the 2011 Vauxhall Meriva water pump, thermostat change, drive belt change 💧pump 😃
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2022
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I have Vauxhall meriva 2011 model . coolant leaking from water pump.I’m going to show you how to change the water pump. while im change the water pump ,
you can find out
how to change the driver belt, serpentine belt, fan belt
how to change the thermostat
how to bleed the cooling systems
how to top up coolant
This job not hard. If you follow this full video? if you have the correct tool, I’m sure you will can do this job without any problems. Also your own risk.
Also most Vauxhall Corsa's, Astra's, Insignia's, Adam, and Mokka are similar way like as a Meriva.
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Excellent step by step
Great appreciate your great jobs.
I have the same car I am thinking to do it myself.
Thanks for informativo details vedio and carry on.
great job ! thank you !
Your welcome 🙏🏻
Brilliant video and good work
Thank you
*Thanks for the valuable feedback *
Great help
Thank you for your share of knowledge.:)
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In addition, I saw you take off the serpentine belt for the timing, water pump etc during this repair, did you time the engine before removing the belt, because I did not see you do that, or was it not necessary?
Timing the engine before removing the serpentine belt depends on the specific vehicle and the components being worked on. In many cases, removing the serpentine belt should not affect the timing of the engine, as the serpentine belt is typically responsible for driving accessories like the alternator, power steering pump, and air conditioning compressor, but not the timing components like the camshaft and crankshaft.
However, if you are working on a vehicle with a serpentine belt that also drives the timing components, it is crucial to ensure proper timing before removing the belt. Timing belts or timing chains connect the camshaft and crankshaft and are responsible for synchronizing the opening and closing of the engine's valves with the piston movements. If you remove such a belt without properly marking or setting the engine's timing, it can lead to serious engine damage when you reassemble it.
how ever definitely is no need to time up For This vehicle. If you have concerns about the engine's timing, it's always a good practice to consult the vehicle's service manual or seek guidance from a professional
Thanks, you are spot on.
How long a job roughly please
I have same car 2011 with errors p118 , p128 and p 597 .... gauge don't move and code 4 ..... already changed engine temperature sensor and radiator sensor , fan is off all the time .... on only when sensor is disconnected. Thanks a lot
Your welcome
Hi bro, was there any reason why you didn’t drain the cooling system before stripping off the water pump and the thermostat housing?
Hey there
I totally understand your concern about not draining the cooling system before working on the water pump and thermostat housing. You're absolutely right that it's important to drain the coolant properly to prevent any mess and ensure a smooth repair process.
In this case, the reason I didn't drain the coolant before starting the work was because the car already had a coolant leaking problem, and there wasn't much coolant left in the system. So I decided To do The Job Without Drain.
I do appreciate your input and concern, though, and I'll make sure to follow the recommended procedure when I refill the cooling system. Thanks for looking out for the proper maintenance of the car!"
Thanks, topman!
Did you turn the in car heater to full heat?
Yes IT’s better
What gasket sealant did you use
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Thanks
hello, the model off pomp you bay ? ( the name )
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Napa brand