Posted by 4play on September 06, 2019 at 20:45:21 from (12.235.184.17):
In Reply to: 4play one more ? posted by JimS on September 06, 2019 at 19:47:28:
A lot of people use gasket cement, or something just to hold the gaskets on the pump so they don't fall off, I just use the bolts to hold the gaskets. I see a lot of LS water pump leaks at the gaskets, the ones that are silicone/aluminum, I use paper because of this. A couple of the water pump bolts go into the water jackets, some people use a thread sealer but the OEM didn't use it and I don't, no loctite either.
I always replace the thermostat when doing a water pump, for one it's cheap, and would need to be transferred to the new pump anyway, and you will lose half the coolant or more if you have to go back into it later, its your call and an easy repair if done later.
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