98 Toyota Tacoma water pump replacement

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[@jebusmhist7158]

Thank you so much man, helped a ton with my replacement

[@autothechgarage6268]

Yourwelcome 👍

[@sikdayy]

hoooo mmannn the shape of the water pump

[@lanceprzybyla7662]

Doing this now...I always watch a video first...hope this helps...I'll report back...😊

[@lanceprzybyla7662]

Not a big deal...getting the nuts off and on the clutch fan is the biggest aggravation...Great day all 🙂

[@BankrollAp]

I’m fixing mine this weekend thanks for the video I am prepared to do it finally after being away from my Truck for a while

[@lostman65]

thanks for the video man. i am in the middle of replacing my water pump. this video is very helpful. did you use gasket seal on the gaskets?

[@autothechgarage6268]

Thanks. No just the gasket

[@whenniceguysretaliate5619]

Was the water pump just leaking or did it cause other issues?

[@autothechgarage6268]

Just leaking

[@whenniceguysretaliate5619]

@@autothechgarage6268 Thanks. Just curious. I have a internal coolant leak that caused the engine to hydrolock and two Auto Shops stated that I should just replace the engine since it's Aluminum. ($7K-ish) Currently, using a Head Gasket Sealer that appears to be holding pretty good. But I don't drive it that often. That said, I'm just considering other possible solutions or options. Thanks again.

[@autothechgarage6268]

@@whenniceguysretaliate5619 yes some of those sealers work pretty good maybe it’s just need a new head gasket

[@whenniceguysretaliate5619]

​@@autothechgarage6268 I hear you. I was wondering the same thing. Thinking about taking the chance of attempting to do it myself or just find a mechanic that's willing to try it depending on the price. However, opening it up will let us know the truth whether it's a gasket, cracked head, etc. Fun times, but it's currently still running. So, if it ain't broke...I might just get a little more savvy and do it myself or do some price hunting.