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Question question for anyone who's serviced their timing belts or water pump...

or even anyone who has a service manual handy.

i seem to remember the water pump is driven by the timing belt, not by the accessory belt, correct? ie an underdrive pulley will not change the operation of the water pump (this is important ).

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or even anyone who has a service manual handy.

i seem to remember the water pump is driven by the timing belt, not by the accessory belt, correct? ie an underdrive pulley will not change the operation of the water pump (this is important ).

thanks guys,
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Sean, I will upload the repair manual "Water Pump Components" diagram to the "Garage" tonight.
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Sean, see http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forum...467#post164467
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or even anyone who has a service manual handy.

i seem to remember the water pump is driven by the timing belt, not by the accessory belt, correct? ie an underdrive pulley will not change the operation of the water pump (this is important ).

thanks guys,
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Correct,driven by the timing belt.
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Correct,driven by the timing belt.
schwinggggg...thanks guys ...

...this means it's cool to run an underdrive pulley if one is using a certain "different type" of coolant .
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