how to change a water pump on a1990 celeca GTS

Asked by jbnjma Jul 05, 2013 at 05:30 PM about the 1990 Toyota Celica GT-S Hatchback FWD

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dandyoun answered 10 years ago

Judge I believe that his model is driven by the timing belt.

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dandyoun answered 10 years ago

Ok yes it is driven by timing belt. Timing belt replacement is suggested at water pump replacement.

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dandyoun answered 10 years ago

Your best bet is to get a repair manual for your car. Water pumps that are driven by the timing belt can turn into a rather intense replacement if you have never done one before. There is not much room for error and if not installed correctly major engine damage can occur. Do your homework before trying to tackle this one.

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migration_judge_roy answered 10 years ago

lookin' at your twin cam design, yes that bad boy is buried deep in there~ would require several hours disassembly just to see it~ oooof~

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