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Re: H20 pump 200 1984

posted by  someone claiming to be Evan R on  Mon Nov 13 08:11 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Here's my trick:

towards the back of the block, like under the #4 exhaust port, is a clamp that holds the hard coolant line to the block. Loosen/remove the clamp. It makes it much easier to manipulate the line for a correct fit.

Also, put the little seal in the pump and shove the line into it. Don't put the seal on the line and then press it in. A wee bit of lubricant on the seal will help ease things together.





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