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external cooling pipe removal 900

posted by  living in the past on  Mon Sep 20 02:06 CST 2004
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Does anyone know how to remove the coolant pipe that runs from the back of the water pump on a 3.0
Thamk you








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    external cooling pipe removal 900

    posted by  DanR on  Mon Sep 20 03:48 CST 2004
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    Besides removing all the attached hoses, there is a bolt around cylinder #5 that holds down the rear end of the pipe. Then it is just a matter of twisting and sliding it directly to the rear of the car. There is an O ring that makes the seal to the water pump. It probably seats about a 1/2 inch maybe.

    DanR 94 964 262,000 miles (28,000 on the new engine)
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      external cooling pipe removal 900

      posted by  someone claiming to be JB on  Thu Sep 23 05:45 CST 2004 [RELATED]

      Along those lines - in order to remove the pipe on a Turbo model how much needs to be removed (component wise) in order to pull the pipe? IE - any one have a step by step break down?

      JB








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        external cooling pipe removal 900

        posted by  someone claiming to be blondie on  Thu Sep 23 08:53 CST 2004 [RELATED]

        drain unbolt putback red washr on pipe fill







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