when replacing the water pump should i also replace the radiator ...

Should I also replace the water pump if I'm going to replace the radiator, hoses, thermostat, etc? I have that motto of "if it works don't ...

Yea I would do it also. The pump is cheap and easy to replace. While the rad/fan/shroud are all out of the way, it will be very easy.

This right here. Have them replace the radiator, water pump, thermostat (if separate from water pump), serpentine belt, and any required idlers/ ...

If your water pump has been leaking, you'll probably want to replace the timing belt too. My experience with water pumps has been on the 3.4L V6 ...

As for any car which has an externally driven water pump, change it when it goes bad. If the antifreeze is changed out when it's supposed to be, ...

if your doing the radiator, check the hoses. if its been running hot, i would have the t-stat looked at. if u do, do the water pump, you might ...

Drive around with the heater ON. 10 miles should do it. Drain the flush solution, it should look quite dirty. Refill with fresh water, With rad.

If you let your water pump fail, the engine will overheat, leading to expensive repairs. Lori and Angie at Master Auto Repair of Webster Groves ...

Do not reuse those water pump gaskets at all cost. After replacing the water pump, make sure you torque those waterpump bolts properly. They are ...

It's a critical part of the cooling system, and if it fails, your engine can quickly overheat and become damaged beyond repair, so replacing the ...

So when the water pump must be replaced, it is a good idea to go ahead and also replace the timing belt, timing belt tensioner and idler pulleys ...

Other than that, inspect for any signs (pink crystalized residue) of a coolant leak. You should also inspect the transmission cooler lines where ...

Replace it. The are under $100. the cost of replacing it is about the same as paying for a coolant flush. I don't know anyone who would ...

You don't want crud in new radiator. New cap also. If WP is of unknown age or miles, replace it. If you know the history of it than it should be ...

Apply a thin layer of gasket sealant or install a new gasket on the new water pump as per the manufacturer's instructions. This will provide a ...

I would definitely replace the radiator, radiator hoses, heater hoses, water pump, and thermostat on this vehicle–using only quality brand-name ...

The thermostat may eventually failed. The water pump should be replace when you change timing belt. I do recall that in my first car, my ...

Water pump is less than half hour once the rad is out. You will want to change your belts while you're in there, plus the thermostat and rad cap ...

Depends on condition; personally only ever needed to replace radiator, sometimes cap, hoses and always back flushed the system one or more times ...

I would suggest the thermostat (with an EO replacement) for sure. I think the hoses should be fine as long as you check to make sure that they ...