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06-11-2013
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crd water pump swap
do you have to take all the sprockets off to change the water pump or only have to remove timing belt to get to water pump. was trying to read service manual.
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MudSplasher
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Which sprockets are you talking about?
Once you have removed the belt it is only a few more bolts to remove the pump on a jk crd
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07-11-2013
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Like the valve or cam sprockets. But by what you said once the timing belt is off you can access the water pump.
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08-11-2013
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SwampDigger
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I was under the impression the crd has an internal water pump driving off the timing belt. could be wrong.
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I'm just wondering how much extra work it is to swap the water pump when doing the timing belt. Anyone know or done this.
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08-11-2013
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MudSplasher
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its about 10 mins extra, its a few extra bolts.
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Cool thanks heaps
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