How to Replace the Water Pump on a 2008 Toyota Camry

NOTE: I would highly recommend that no novice or amateur DIYers try to fix their own water pump. This video is more to show you what mechanics have to do, or a video tutorial or other mechanics and/or someone that has some experience fixing cars. If you have any questions, drop them in the comments below and I'll get back to you.
Tools Used:
-1/2in pipe.
-Large flat tip screwdriver.
-Ball peen hammer.
-3lb sledge hammer.
-Brass punch.
-12mm ratchet wrench.
-Two different sizes of 3/8in ratchet.
-3/8in extension.
-14mm socket.
-Two different lengths of 12mm socket.
-10mm socket.
-1/4in ratchet.
-Two different lengths on 1/4in extensions.
-Two different lengths of 10mm socket.
-Small flat tip screwdriver.
-Gear wrench tool.
-Anti seize.
-Dielectric grease.
-Ultra black silicone (gasket maker).
Parts Used:
-Water pump (brand used: Toyota part# 16100-28041).
-Serpentine belt (brand used: Bando part# 7PK1905).
-Extended life PINK antifreeze/coolant.
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[@marcsongaudin8429]

I am confident I can do mine. Thanks for sharing

[@rodm2345]

Did you end up doing it?

[@joet4806]

Thank you. You have very good Teaching Skills!

[@DzevatS]

Good job. According to the manufacturer of the water pump, AISIN, you're not supposed to put the sealant in the groove but on the exterior. Check their video out: ua-cam.com/video/CToF0YsAZyM/v-deo.html
Also, better to use a plastic scraper than a metal one to avoid gouging the surface of the engine where the water pump goes.

[@briandel4396]

Great step by step instructions, well done Roy.

[@RoysGarage808]

Thanks for watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@hyplerai]

Great video thanks for the detailed instructions

[@yosoydpfknr2855]

One hose of the radiator have to be colder than the other then that means the water is circulating. If you feel both hot it means theirs no circulation. The purpose of the radiator is to cool down the hot water coming from the engine and putting cooler water in again.

[@lovedog551]

Thank you for sharing easy to und
erstand

[@thampisamuel1386]

Thank you very much. May God keep you blessed and safe.

[@HawaiiJapan808]

Another great video. Thx

[@RoysGarage808]

Thank you, and thanks for always watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@brucevarmez2308]

Thanks for your video.

[@TamTran-un8xi]

Thank you for the video. Can you post one on how to replace an alternator on a 2009 Avalon please?

[@CJ-if1ry]

I'm having issues loosening the 4 bolts on the water pump pulley. There's a larger gap between it and the car to jam a screw driver in on my Solara, so I am still working it out.

[@Sup3rManny]

I had trouble with that too. Ended up using an oil filter wrench to hold the big wheel and it fit perfectly, to hold it steady while I loosened the bolts.

[@kokeegae]

Thanks for sharing

[@donaldcarver880]

Good video!

[@junbug1love]

Thank You Sir!!

[@RoysGarage808]

Thanks for watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@nelsoncubias191]

Muy bueno el video

[@nicholascasatelli6949]

I heard there is a special tool for that.....on pulley where you said....uh um....allen wrench goes??

[@marcbrown8834]

Best replace the new thermostat while you replace the water pump.

[@stephnew223]

Next time show what you use to take the water Pully bolt off

[@theroc3328]

Toyota Camry water pump those parts must be replaced in the car will drive smooth. Those cars be sounding like mice is stuck in there Japanese cars run forever

[@nicholascasatelli6949]

LOL! stop that. My 05 XLE is at 153k and drives like shes new. Although tranny went 20k ago, I fixed her, she runs good. Watch this car last 400k

[@theroc3328]

@@nicholascasatelli6949 The Toyota Camry is still a good car I was just looking at the video

[@Romulan112]

If the fan belt adds no help, why not remove the water pump pulley after you remove the Alternator? You have more room to monkey around. You even mentioned in the video that if you try to turn the bolts loose, the pulley just slides under the belt, no?
Also, I use the CarQuest Advance auto Water pumps with a gasket. Easier to use and to remove in the future. I dislike sealants.