How do i get the waterpump bolts out

Asked by Doddy Jun 02, 2013 at 03:22 PM about the 1999 Ford Explorer 2 Dr Sport SUV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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OJ answered 11 years ago

A fourteen inch crescent wrench should the nut on the fan clutch. Get yourself a universal waterpump pulley wrench to keep the pulley from turning. The nut holding on the fan clutch to the pump pulley is not always reverse thread. Start the car and look at the direction the fan turns while running. The nut unscrews in the opposite direction. Leave the fanbelt attached while breaking looks the clutch nut. The tension aids in the removal.

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