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2012 Ford F150 5.0 water pump replacement

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15 апр 2023

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@tracyschmitz7844 Месяц назад

I've done some water pumps in my day...1981 thru 1994..different vehicles..but my 2013 f150 5.0 needed a water pump..at 63 I'm like DAM...So I decided I can do this..thank you and Cody..

@meankawi 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this video! I did this without moving the antifreeze y fitting. I just an 8mm wrench in there and disconnected the intercooler hose and the antifreeze reservoir hose and unbolted the thermostat housing. It was a pain in the butt to get the water pump out. How to use a pry bar and a rubber mallet. Getting that thing back in was fun too haha I used a little bit of dielectric grease and it slid right in for the most part.

@wdwilson397 2 месяца назад

Easy peesy. I would replace the serpentine belts while in there especially the back one but that's just me. Thanks for the Video...!

@zilo99 2 месяца назад

Thanks man. This was a huge help.

@1vester1 6 месяцев назад

nice vid thanks for sharing

@louisnewman5021 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing

@BSTPDeCon Год назад

Tips on how to break the water pump loose? Having a helluva time over here

@juanluiscastillo5810 Год назад

You get it??

@ronr7791 Год назад

I felt so stupid, I thought I had unbolted the bottom bolts to water pump, it wouldn't come out, I beat the heck out of it, only to discover that I actually undid the bolts for front cover instead of water pump. They are the same size and length as the water pump. Ugh but got it done in 100 degree plus delirious heat in Texas.