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Pontiac Grand Am Changing Water Pump
My daughter has a 97 grand am GT and the water pump needs to be changed. Can someone explain to me how to change the water pump? What all do i need to take off to get to the water pump?? any advice will be greatly appreciated.. thanks Frank
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GM recommends removing the timing chain cover, removing the chain tensioner, removing the exhaust manifold, etc, to get access to the back of the housing to get the pump loose.
Independent shops however have a procedure by where they don't do all that work. They still charge $500 (as opposed to $700+ at the dealer) or so though, since it's several hours work.
I haven't done it myself, but have read the procedure in the GM manual for the 99 I had.
well thanks for helping me . have a blessed day !
and it's got air,
and it's got spark,
it must start.
You say the timing is right on, are you sure it's not 180 out?
Are you sure all the plugs are properly seated and functioning?
Did this light flickering start right away after you picked it up or later?