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Okay, so that noise on my WD is definitely from my

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Will Herring

09-24-2006 21:14:49




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As the engine turns, the fan blade waterpump assembly makes a semi clicking or popping sound, like a bad bearing (and my fanblade is wobbly as anything).

So I assume that a new waterpump and fan blade w/ pulley assembly should fix this problem? Or could it actually be something worse?




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Will Herring

09-25-2006 00:04:31




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 Re: Okay, so that noise on my WD is definitely fro in reply to Will Herring, 09-24-2006 21:14:49  
I've replaced a waterpump on another WD, and know how to get the assembly off, but I fear that my fan blades & pulley are at the end of their life and I need new ones. Since it's only $30, I have no problem in buying new ones. But yes, I definitely need a new waterpump.



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big jt

09-24-2006 22:51:31




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 Re: Okay, so that noise on my WD is definitely fro in reply to Will Herring, 09-24-2006 21:14:49  
I will disagree with OLD on the fan. He is right that you don't need to replace it to replace/rebuild the waterpump.

HOWEVER there is plenty that can go wrong here. Actually only one thing. That being that the blade can be cracked or close to cracking. When that happens you will be looking for a fan and pretty good chance you will also be looking for a radiator.

Check the fan close or better yet just get a new one. $30 now could very well save you $230 later.

Been there Done that TWICE

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old

09-24-2006 21:26:58




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 Re: Okay, so that noise on my WD is definitely fro in reply to Will Herring, 09-24-2006 21:14:49  
Remove the belt, then start it up. If the noise goes away then yep you probably need a new/rebuilt water pump. Now as far as the fan it unbolts from the pump and a new pump will not have the fan or pulley on it so you have to use your old fan and pulley. Don't worry theres almost nothing that can go wrong with the fan or pulley unless some one has used a big hammer on it

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