You have to remove the crank pully, timing belt cover, and timing belt to take the water pump off. It is held on by 4-5 bolts. If you've never taken your timing belt off, find a friend who has or get a manual and be very careful. But removing the motor is absolutely not necessary.
HTH, -Kristian On Sat, 14 Dec 2002, Michael Mishler wrote: > > My water pump took a crap today, you could hear the bearings just doing the grind. I >started the car just now and water began to leak from the water pumps location. > > My question if anyone knows, do I need to remove the motor to access and replace the >pump? Or can it be done without engine removal? > > Thank's so much! > > > > Michael Mishler > > Kognition Design > > 89 Si > > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now
