How to Replace a Water Pump 1994-2004 (Ford Mustang GT 2003)
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This video shows you how to replace a water pump (coolant pump / anti-freeze pump) on a Ford Mustang 1994-2004. The process is very similar for other cards, so the tips and advice is applicable in all cases.
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A coolant pump is a type of pump used to recirculate a coolant, generally a liquid, that is used to transfer heat away from an engine or other device that generates heat as a byproduct of producing energy.
Radiators are heat exchangers used for cooling internal combustion engines, mainly in automobiles but also in piston-engined aircraft, railway locomotives, motorcycles, stationary generating plant or any similar use of such an engine.
Internal combustion engines are often cooled by circulating a liquid called engine coolant through the engine block, where it is heated, then through a radiator where it loses heat to the atmosphere, and then returned to the engine. Engine coolant is usually water-based, but may also be oil. It is common to employ a water pump to force the engine coolant to circulate, and also for an axial fan to force air through the radiator.
Video Title: How to Replace a Water Pump 1994-2004 (Ford Mustang GT 2003)
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a mechanice charged me 350 to replace my water pump in my 2004 mustang gt for parts and labor that doesnt sound right if its only 20?
@@MrDannyBoy25 I think thats a good price for a car with an inaccessible water pump (where you have to remove the timing belt).
However, for a car like this, its just a quick slip of the serpentine belt and a couple of bolts. Drain and purge coolant. $200 is fair. $350, too high IMO!
easier to losen the water pump bolts with the belt on
Good tip
That's what i did lol. Easier
Is that true?
Thanks for posting this video, man! Watching all the way from Indiana, US! Going to replace the upper/lower hoses, thermostat, coolant, and water pump all at the same time. This video helps a lot!
Also great video man! You explain things very well, you just got a sub
Thanks for the vid!
Just got a new radiator and a new water pump can’t wait to feel the difference
Good luck with it! Thanks for watching!
My water temp got hot today. 140° I need to find the problem. Thanks for the demo, good job of it
That's not hot. Normal operating temp is around 195F on average
Thanks mate!
Years more indeed you rule!
tnx for making this video it helped me a lot
You Saved my Stang my fellow human brother... I thank you!!
Love it. 🏎
Love it, looks just like my poor Mustang's dirty, neglected motor lol she deserves better than I can provide
Thank you
You're welcome :)
Thank youuuu
Youre welcome!
Thank you for your video... i just bought a v8 and I noticed that the coolant was leaking a little bit.
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Thanks, I have a leak on my '99 Mustang GT somewhere. Probably time to replace the water pump.
I know this is a little late and you’ve probably found and solved the leak but on 99-01 models I’ve heard the plenum can crack where the thermostat housing is at.
Holy shit I cannot get the old pump out for the life of me. All the bolts are out I’ve been hammering away with a lever for like 30 minutes
That’s happening to me right now ! How did you get it off ???
good video. my system is full of rusty water.
Doesn’t share the water pump and I’m doing it on a 2002 Ford Mustang four. Six later and is showing saying they’re all that way mine as tabs it go down and behind and I can’t get it to come out wanted to see that
Is that a v8 or a v6? Other videos said I need a power steering pulley removal tool to remove mine and it’s a v6
v8! Take a look and compare to the video :) Easy to see by looking with no removal
@@TutorialGenius your slide right off. Mine seems like it’s stuck on there good
@@gerardoornelas430 dude same I’ve been trying to take mine off and I tried prying it off and it still won’t come off, did you ever get it off ?
Any idea how many gallons of 50/50 antifreeze it takes? (So I know how much to buy)
Turns out it only took less than 2 Gallons...and some elbow grease😜!
Way easier than front wheel drive
How should i blead the system ! My car has new pump but i dont know how to blead the system
When you say bleed, you mean: purge the air out of the coolant system?
@@TutorialGenius yes is what i mean
Mines just went out and it’s spraying coolant everywhere the smell is terrible.
when it comes to any seal if its rubber never use petroleum base product aka oil to be a lubricant use a water based lubricant
I disagree
Bwahaha what that's utter fucking nonsense apparently you must not change your own oil.
So about how long you think you can go before that bitch it is completely messed up. Mine started leaking on Saturday and figured out it was the water pump today and I gotta finish the work week. The drip is enough to just about empty my reservoir in an 10 hour period of just sitting.
As long as there is coolant in the system, you're good! The temperature gauge is your friend!
I had a Vauxhall that leaked a gallon over 10 miles for a week or so (same situation!). Just keep it topped. At this point, i dont see the point in buying coolant, especially in the cold weather, just use water. You'll flush it out anyway.
Luckily, these are easy to replace!! You dont have to mess around with the engine timing.
Good luck
Where are you from? Just curious because of your accent
English but living in Las Vegas. A bit of a mix! Thanks for watching!