2002-2003 Saturn Vue V6 Water Pump Installation Part 1

This is a video series of me stumbling through showing the reinstallation of a water pump for a V6 Saturn Vue 2003, which should also be applicable for the V6 engine types for:
1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Cadillac Catera
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Opel Sintra
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Opel Omega
1995 1996 1997 Saab 9000
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Saturn L-Series
2002 and 2003 Saturn Vue
The list is an educated guess, as they all can use the General Motors 54° V6 engine, and as far as I can tell the V6 (if they have the V6) for the engines all have a similar setup for the water pump.
Same steps as • 2002-2003 Saturn Vue V... but reverse! Also use a torque wrench when you can, to keep things hanging together. I'm using a craftsman torque wrench (amzn.to/2XmMUQN) but any should do fine.
The tool list is the same otherwise:
Any E Torx set should work as long as it has E10, E12, and E14, amzn.to/2CR8WS2 is a link to an affordable set from Amazon.
You'll also need a 10mm, 15mm, 16mm, and 19mm socket set. amzn.to/2KtI3Io is a link to a craftsman 3/8 set similar to what I use.
You will also need a deep socket M10 ( amzn.to/2QsXWm8 ) for the top air shroud bolts. and a M10 box wrench for the water pump pulley bolts.
A flat head screwdriver. Or Butterknife.
A M10 1.5 bolt. Short, maybe 15mm long.
Thanks for watching, Part 2 should be next in the playlist!
Torque settings:
Water Pump to engine 18 ft/lb (25 N.m)
Serp Drive belt tensioner bolts 30 ft/lb (40 N.m)
Alternator bolts: 30 ft/lb (40 N.m)
Engine mount bracket to engine bolts: 41 ft/lb (55 N.m)
Engine mount bracket to stud: 41 ft/lb (55 N.m)
accessory drive belt idler pulley 15 ft/lb (20 N.m)
water pump small bolts that hold on the pulley: 71 INCH POUNDS (8 N.m)
Timing belt cover bolts: 71 INCH POUNDS (8 N.m)

[@garyferreira4789]

I have a 2006 Saturn vue water pump need's to be replaced all the mechanics in my area will do the job for 1,000 dollars is that right

[@Crasoum]

If that's what they charge. A 06 is a Honda engine I believe, and that requires timing belt work. I've not touched one, but there are videos out there that are decent.