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Removing and Installing Coolant Pump



Removing and installing coolant pump





Information

Overview





Overview of coolant pump

1 - Coolant pump
2 - Screws
3 - Seal
4 - Coolant distributor housing

Preliminary Work

1. Remove pressure pipe.

2. Remove air cleaner housing.
3. Remove rear apron.

Danger
Parts of the exhaust system become extremely hot!
Danger of burns
Permanent scarring of the skin

- Do not begin work until the exhaust system has cooled down completely.
- If it is imperative that you work on the hot exhaust system, ensure that you wear fire-resistant and heat-resistant protective gear.


4. Remove rear silencer.

Danger
Risk of engine falling down.
Danger of fatal injury, material damage.

- Support the engine with the prescribed tool.


5. Remove engine carrier.

Warning
Hot pressurized coolant.
Danger of scalding and burning.

- Only work on the coolant system when the engine is "cool".
- Wear protective clothes, gloves and goggles.


6. Drain coolant.

Removing coolant pump

Warning
Coolant is corrosive and hazardous to health.
Risk of skin and eye irritation.

- Wear protective gloves and goggles.
- If you come into contact with coolant, wash off immediately with plenty of warm water.


1. Relieve and remove drive belt (only when engine is cold). Mark running direction.





Removing and positioning drive belt

2. Remove coolant pump.
2.1. Loosen screw-type clamp and pull off cooling water hose -4-.
2.2. Unscrew screws -2- and remove drive belt guard -3-.





View of coolant pump

2.3. Remove coolant pump -1- from the distributor housing -4-.





Component overview of coolant pump - distributor housing

3. Remove and dispose of seal.
3.1. Clean sealing faces on coolant pump and distributor housing with solvent naphtha or acetone. Remove any residual sealant with an emery cloth and then clean all grease off the components.

Installing coolant pump

1. Replace seal for coolant pump -3-.





Component overview of coolant pump - distributor housing

2. Install coolant pump.
2.1. Fit coolant pump -1- with a new seal into the distributor housing.





View of coolant pump

2.2. Position drive belt guard -3- and screw in and tighten screws -2-.

- Tightening torque: 10 Nm (7.5 ftlb.)

2.3. Fit coolant hose.

Connect coolant hose -4- and secure with a screw-type clamp.

3. Fit and tension the drive belt. Observe running direction.





Removing and positioning drive belt

Subsequent Work

Danger
Risk of engine falling down.
Danger of fatal injury, material damage.

- Support the engine with the prescribed tool.


1. Install engine carrier.
2. Install rear silencer.
3. Install rear apron.
4. Install air cleaner housing.
5. Install pressure pipe.
6. Fill in coolant and bleed the system.