Thanks for doing this....You are a hero....And a hero deserves a 5% finders fee $50 bucks, they wanted $500 labor and $500 parts est $1200 out the door.....I did it myself for $375....it took me 7hrs....I never would have attempted it without your expertise/encouragement and the great videos.
Dude,,,,,,,,,tnx for this vid,,used it to fix my 2004 5.3.....leaked behind the pump on left side gasket!!.😯..must be common on these,,,,,rust and scale??.the old gaskets shot the Orange seals where cracked!!.😐...land o' lakes,wi.usa.......now I'll reach 400.000 miles on my silveraaado.😈
Nice thorough job DW. I have a set of cheap wrenches I bought just for beating on with a hammer to release the fans. 1 7/8" I think is the one for that unit. How much did you get that 100 # cylinder for? I have 2 right now I need to replace that the base has rusted out, and can't be recertified any longer.
TSC doesn't fill them there? The ones I go to do, usually the cheapest price per gallon around too. $2.24 a gallon last time, but they do seem to go up in the winter.
Last year I got 2,000 gallons @ $1.75 at the farm. I have a liquid line tap so I can fill my bottles and the fork lift but I'm scared to spend the extra money this year with everything else going on.
thumb,s-up dave--- nicely-done----- better lighting-too------- that 04 yours -------- lettme know when you get to colorado------ you can work on my 02 ---------lmao---- rust-bucket ---------- but it just sounds-like-it------ just bout 2k mile,s & run,s like its got 1 mile on-it------------------- jb-weild----- 1,n, 1/2 tube,s bet wouldof done for the leak------------ heater-core-filter------ needs changeing with tube replacement for the most ----------------- its inside the cab--------glove-compartment------------ i had an elbow tubeing go-out---- just broke-lose------- i didnt want to bother with-it--------- took it to the local grease-monkey/ wrench-turner in florida & was set-back 500$ for 5$ elbow because the freakin manfold had to come-off-------- peace of plastic----------- drive-safe----------- did i see some weight come off that belly-------lol------- :-)
Heating a garage has nothing to do with changing out a water pump...its amazing how all these guys can't stay on a subject...ADD its finest...otherwise very informative.
Thanks for doing this....You are a hero....And a hero deserves a 5% finders fee $50 bucks, they wanted $500 labor and $500 parts est $1200 out the door.....I did it myself for $375....it took me 7hrs....I never would have attempted it without your expertise/encouragement and the great videos.
Exactly what I needed to see
The nice thing about the engine bay of this truck is you can work on it without moving too many parts to make room
I had that problem with that "T" connection. They sell that piece new at the auto store for 10$ and it metal so it doesn't crack
Do you have the part number?
Great video, thank you 👍🏼
Just did mine on the 2004 Avalanche. Not to bad of a job well done DW.
these are pretty easy..thanks
was it a pain i gotta change mine
Dude,,,,,,,,,tnx for this vid,,used it to fix my 2004 5.3.....leaked behind the pump on left side gasket!!.😯..must be common on these,,,,,rust and scale??.the old gaskets shot the Orange seals where cracked!!.😐...land o' lakes,wi.usa.......now I'll reach 400.000 miles on my silveraaado.😈
Nice work!
Nice clip. That heater for the shop is a great idea.
Is the 4.3 the came
I pine for the days when you could actually see the water pump, and get to it with out having to take the stereo out first..... ;-)
I remember ford use to bolt ever bracket know to man to the water pump
ugh...I have this after the latest storm, I knew the pump is leaking, kept refilling the fluid. Now I have engine light on
I have a question
Why are you putting green antifreeze in it and not the orange dex cool?
It definitely depends on what was originally in it
DEXCOOL ruins all engines
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A nice easy job Dave...Our LS's are even easier 'cos they don't have a fan on them.
Nice thorough job DW. I have a set of cheap wrenches I bought just for beating on with a hammer to release the fans.
1 7/8" I think is the one for that unit. How much did you get that 100 # cylinder for? I have 2 right now I need to replace that the base has rusted out, and can't be recertified any longer.
$99 for it ..picked it up today but no one was open to fill it we got some snow today..
TSC doesn't fill them there? The ones I go to do, usually the cheapest price per gallon around too.
$2.24 a gallon last time, but they do seem to go up in the winter.
ours does but they had a permit issue (New store) so i give them a week or so if not i'll run down the road to the other TSC ..
Last year I got 2,000 gallons @ $1.75 at the farm. I have a liquid line tap so I can fill my bottles and the fork lift but I'm scared to spend the extra money this year with everything else going on.
U just hit it and got it out- I need actual help replacing the pump
When glue gasket you put sealant on both side of gasket
same as my saab 9000 aero
thumb,s-up dave--- nicely-done----- better lighting-too------- that 04 yours -------- lettme know when you get to colorado------ you can work on my 02 ---------lmao---- rust-bucket ---------- but it just sounds-like-it------ just bout 2k mile,s & run,s like its got 1 mile on-it------------------- jb-weild----- 1,n, 1/2 tube,s bet wouldof done for the leak------------ heater-core-filter------ needs changeing with tube replacement for the most ----------------- its inside the cab--------glove-compartment------------ i had an elbow tubeing go-out---- just broke-lose------- i didnt want to bother with-it--------- took it to the local grease-monkey/ wrench-turner in florida & was set-back 500$ for 5$ elbow because the freakin manfold had to come-off-------- peace of plastic----------- drive-safe----------- did i see some weight come off that belly-------lol------- :-)
Is it factory spec to bung up the fan nut like that?
😂🤣👌🏼
Heating a garage has nothing to do with changing out a water pump...its amazing how all these guys can't stay on a subject...ADD its finest...otherwise very informative.