How Do You Install A Water Pump In A Pontiac Grand Prix?
Overheating can happen fast in a Pontiac Grand Prix. For commuters, this can be a frustrating problem. You can prevent one of the major causes of engine overheating with regular leak inspections. A leaking water pump can cause overheating and major engine damage, as well. Replace the pump at the first sign of failure. Disconnect the negative battery cable by unscrewing the clamp that connects the cable to the battery with a screwdriver. Pull the cable away from the battery. Use the jack to raise the Pontiac Grand Prix off the ground enough to work underneath. Place jack stands underneath to secure the car. Twist off the radiator cap slowly. Do the same with the drain plug located underneath the radiator. Put a container under the opening to catch the coolant. Wipe up any spilled coolant to avoid slippage. Use an adjustable wrench to undo the bolts to the accessory drive belt guard. Loosen the bolts on the water pump pulley and then remove the accessory drive belt. Remove the water pump
