How long does it take to change the water pump

Asked by Jay Aug 16, 2015 at 06:13 PM about the 2002 Dodge Grand Caravan

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Goodwrench707 answered 9 years ago

Hmm? depends on which engine you have, and if there a are problems, such as broken bolts. These are not the problem of your mechanic. They are made by the manufacturer, and no concern of your mechanic. If it takes longer to extract these bolts, blame Chrysler. I can't tell you how much, nor even a ball park figure, if i don't know which engine you have.

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dodgekuky answered 9 years ago

(2003 dodge grand caravan) ..1 to 2 hr due to the accessibility to the far bolt of the pump and tightness to maneuver your wrench to get to the bolt. be patient and have fun.

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