how to replace a water pump 2006/2015 honda civic 

Thank you Junior for this videos it helps a lot. More videos please about DIY. More power!

If you put a phillips screw driver in the pulley on the opposite side thru the hole that will hold the pulley from slipping fyi

Is this a similar repair on a 2009 Honda Civic *Hybrid* ? I've been scouring the internet for a month trying to figure out if its the same for the hybrid but i can't find anything on the hybrid version

Good realistic video.my '06 's auto trans fluid warmer failed(honda should have had a recall on this part)causing trans fluid in radiator and antifreez in trans cant make it up.while bypassing it with vehicles milage(body 224k ,motor 50k) i'm doing some PM.replacing radiator,cooling fan and water pump.Tech tip combine two box end wrenches together to get more leverage. Thanks for the help .ps that was a metric allen/torex socket for tensioner .

What where the symptoms of the bad water pump aside from overheating

Hi Junior, is this the first time you changed the water pump after the civic runs 170K mileage? Thank you!

Video helped a lot! I am having a hard time getting the water pump pulley off even with the belt on. I'm gonna try your method of vice grips next! Thanks for sharing.

Hi junior, You just changed this water pump after this car runs 170k miles? I will appreciate your respond. Thank you! More power to your youtube channel.

How tight should that 8mm bolt should be? Do you recommend putting anti seize on it?

Was there a time limit for the video? It kind of caves in at the end - no mention of torque values, etc. If you do more videos, do the power steering seals and/or replacement of the front wheel bearings on this same model.

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I had my water pump replaced and now my check engine light went on and seems like it wants to die when we start the car. Any idea why?

$70. I got mine for $35 oem

How in the world did you get 3.37k subscribers if you don't even know what the hood rod is called then every single bolt is to tight for you maybe you should consider a breaker bar or a $2 piece of pipe. I can't stop laughing at all your mistakes bro I don't mean it in a bad way so don't take it as so, but I honestly think you would have more views if it was a comedy skits or a how not to do it. But getting serious buddy I suggest that you should do a practice run and leave everything lose then cone back and explain it and maybe include all the torque specs and tighten sequence good luck bud...

Leaving video because of the annoying music