Where you left the studs in the old pump. I left one of the water pump bolts in the old pump. Luckily after watching your video, I asked my son in law to bring the old pump back to me. I got the bolt out of the pump. I pulled another bolt out of my other blazer and put it in the bottom left but had a leak in that spot. It is the next morning and I am going to RTV the bolt that came out of that spot and put it back in to see if that fixes my leak. I will update for those reading the comments. I am wondering if this bolt is different from 2 of the other 4 as the top right bolt is different from all of the other bolts.
Also on taking the studs out of the water pump. I put the piece the fan bolts to in a bench vise. I put one of the nuts on upside down, ran it on about 3/4 of an inch. I ran another nut on correctly until they hit against one another. I put a wrench on the one closest to the pump, held it so it would not turn, took a socket and tightened the outside nut against it. I then loosened the stud by turning the nut closest to the pump counter clockwise. Once it was loosened I used the socket and wrench to break the two nuts loose and repeated on the remaining 3 studs. I took out two studs, rotated the plate in the vise and took out the remaining two studs and put them in the new pump.
Thx man! Buying my neighbors 95 GMC and it needs a water pump. Confident I can do it myself now.
He's okay 😊
Where you left the studs in the old pump. I left one of the water pump bolts in the old pump. Luckily after watching your video, I asked my son in law to bring the old pump back to me. I got the bolt out of the pump. I pulled another bolt out of my other blazer and put it in the bottom left but had a leak in that spot. It is the next morning and I am going to RTV the bolt that came out of that spot and put it back in to see if that fixes my leak. I will update for those reading the comments. I am wondering if this bolt is different from 2 of the other 4 as the top right bolt is different from all of the other bolts.
Also on taking the studs out of the water pump. I put the piece the fan bolts to in a bench vise. I put one of the nuts on upside down, ran it on about 3/4 of an inch. I ran another nut on correctly until they hit against one another. I put a wrench on the one closest to the pump, held it so it would not turn, took a socket and tightened the outside nut against it. I then loosened the stud by turning the nut closest to the pump counter clockwise. Once it was loosened I used the socket and wrench to break the two nuts loose and repeated on the remaining 3 studs. I took out two studs, rotated the plate in the vise and took out the remaining two studs and put them in the new pump.
This was funny I loved both of them. You should adopt him!!!
U scratching the valves is giving me chills
Great video man i had fun watching it keep it up
Re: Torquing the water pump bolts. Is that *click* the torque wrench or your elderly elbow?
What do you do with the studs in the old pump if the new one doesnt have them?
We do like it because we do it too lol
Awesome
Criss Cross Apple Sauce 🤣😁
We all got it
Why didnt you show removing the fan from the waterpump thats the only thing i needed to see the fan spins with it even if the belts still on
I do like their banter, but maybe muzzle the cameraman while working.
You look mad at the camera man he’s going to quit and leave you without a camera man
Why he keeps putting the video on you when we want to see what the f*** you're doing is totally beyond me
Change the camera man,!