2004 Dodge Dakota "bolt water pump" Questions

...bolt and remove tube from water pump. Discard the old tube O-ring. Remove seven water pump mounting bolts. Loosen clamp at water pump end of bypass hose. Slip bypass hose from water pump while ...

bolt, if fitted. On engines except 4.7L, loosen the bypass hose clamp at the water pump. Remove the seven water pump mounting bolts and, on the 4.7L, one nut. WARNING Bolts may be of different lengths

...bolt of water pump, do you think it could only be a gasket ? It could be a gasket, but more likely bolt thread sealing issues. Get some teflon tape, pull the bolt, wrap it and reinstall it. Pressure ...

...bolt loose can i unbolt the water pump and pull the water pump out fan clutch still attached? I have new parts to replace it all? Is it possible? Thanks Magimax Thread on fan clutch is left hand you ...

...water pump. You will need needle nose and other pliers to do this. 7. Mark the bolt at 12 o'clock on the pump for reference and start loosening them a little at a time clockwise laying them down in ...

...bolt, if fitted. On engines except 4.7L, loosen the bypass hose clamp at the water pump. Remove the seven water pump mounting bolts ...

...water pump. coolant leak between water pump and timing cover. removed water pump and replaced gasket, adding sealer. coolant leak still between water pump and timing cover. i was told that timing ...

...water pump on a 1997 Dodge Dakota 6cyl 3.9liter w/ air? 1. Drain the cooling system. 2. Remove or disconnect the following: * Negative battery cable * Fan and clutch assembly from the pump * Fan ...

on my 1999 Dakota it's not the pump, thermostat or gaskets (new) it appears to be coming from a bolt hole behind the pump. is this your pump ? has differnt engings water pump with fan and one with out

...water pump with a single bolt. The opposite end of each bracket holds the alternator in place with a bolt. Loosen the bolts which hold the alternator to the upper and lower brackets, then rotate the ...