1986 Honda Accord "acces water pump" Questions

...water pump on 1986 Honda Acc? Need to replace the water pump on my 1986 Honda Accord DX (which is front wheel drive) - how easy/difficult is it to get to, etc?? your water pump is in the timing case ...

water pump if it has not been replaced recently Hi.. You read all the step possibles to remove the timing belt and reinstall. But you still can remove the crankshaft Bolt. OK. Maybe you 275 ft. impact

Water pump is out. How do I get id out to replace Water pump is out opn my 1993 Ford Ranger. How do I get it out to replace it?!!! is it a 4 or a 6 cylinder engine, well you need to take off the fan ...

...water pump on a 1992 gmc pick-up need diagram of how to replace do I need to pull the fan cluch and radiator to get to it??? hi,first off you have to remove the acc. drive belts, ac,alt.,pwr str belt ...

...WATER PUMP THE EASIEST WAY well get ready cuz ur not gonna like it in order to change the water pump you must remove the top left motor mount then remove all the belts and plastic covers you can get ...

water pump installation 1. Remove acces. drive belt 2. loosen hose(s) attached to pump. 3. loosen bolts that hold on pump. 4. remove pump. If your pulley is pressed on, take to parts store and have ...

...pump water pump idler pully a/c compressor etc. if all good no nise and they spinn freely check the alinment of all the puilly mak so they all line on together. sometimes the power steering pully get ...

...the Accesories or ACC you just got to keep checking and make sure it the fuse and not that the pump has gone bad. make sure you got water in it its happened to me before hope this helps and good ...

...water pump is inside of the timing belt cover, you have to pull the cover and the belt to acces to the pump..it's a hard job , if you don't have enoght experience don't do it ..puting the timing beld ...

cyl. 5 spd - trouble code 134 No PS or AC on this car. your o2 sensor is defective or came loose Check your belts: the A/C and PS are on the same ACC belt (separate from the alternator and water pump)