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Fig. 1-Bypass HoseDisconnect cooling system bypass hose (Fig. 1) at top of water pump.Disconnect lower radiator hose at water pump and engine oil cooler hose at lower rear of water pump (1, Fig. 2).
Fig. 2-Water Pump RemovalRemove water pump attaching hardware (2, Fig. 2) and remove water pump from engine.Disassembly
Fig. 3-Cover Plate RemovalRemove cover plate cap screws (1, Fig. 3). Lift cover plate (2) and gasket (3) off water pump.3-164D, 3-179D, 4-219D, 4-239D, 4-276D, or 6-329D Engine
Fig. 4-D01200AA PullerUsing D01200AA Puller (Fig. 4), remove pulley or pulley hub.
Fig. 5-JD262A Bearing DriverSupport housing from impeller end. Using JD262A Bearing Driver (Fig. 5), push bearing and impeller out of housing from pulley end.
Fig. 6-0.5 in. (13 mm) DriftSupport impeller from bearing side. Using a 0.5 in. (13 mm) drift (Fig. 6), push bearing shaft out of impeller.Lift seal off bearing shaft.4-239T, 4-276T, 6-359D, 6-359T, 6-414D, or 6-414T Engine
Fig. 7-D01200AA PullerUsing D01200AA Puller, remove pulley. IMPORTANT: Do not attempt to push shaft from pulley end. A flange in the bearing bore prevents bearing passage through housing.
Fig. 8-D01200AA PullerUsing D01200AA Puller, remove impeller.
Fig. 9-Bearing ShaftSupport pulley end of housing. Select a 0.5 in. (13 mm) diameter by 3.0 in. (76 mm) drift. Push against impeller end of bearing shaft (Fig. 9) to push bearing out of housing. IMPORTANT: Always replace a bearing that has been removed from pump.Repair
Fig. 10-Seal and InsertsInspect seal (2, Fig. 10) and ceramic insert (1) for damage. The lapped surfaces can not be grooved, chipped, cracked, or scratched.If there are traces of coolant on bearing or if there was leakage from drain hole in bottom of housing, the seal is leaking.To remove metal type seal, use a punch to drive it out of the housing from the bearing side.To remove rubber type seal, peel it out of the housing from the impeller side.If seal is replaced, also remove ceramic insert and cupped rubber insert from counterbore in impeller.Inspect housing for damage behind impeller. Replace housing and impeller if metal has been scrapped away. IMPORTANT: Always replace bearing that has been removed from pump.Assembly
IMPORTANT: Do not push against end of bearing shaft. Push against outer race only.
Fig. 11-JD262A or JDE74 Bearing DriverFor water pumps on engines 3-164D, 3-179D, 4-219D, 4-239D, 4-276D and 6-329D, use JD262A Bearing Driver (Fig. 11).For water pumps on engines 4-239T, 4-276T, 6-359D, 6-359T, 6-414D and 6-414T, use JDE74 Bearing Driver (Fig. 11).Push bearing into housing until outer end of bearing is flush with the housing. IMPORTANT: Do not touch lapped surface of seal.
Fig. 12-SealSparingly coat the flange portion of the seal with joint sealing compound. Press seal into housing by hand until flange bottoms on housing (Fig. 12). Wipe away any excess joint sealing compound.
Fig. 13-InsertsPlace ceramic insert in cupped rubber insert with "V" groove on ceramic insert toward cupped rubber insert. Be sure parts are dry and clean.Dip inserts in light oil and install in impeller counterbore with cupped rubber insert against impeller. This is best accomplished by placing one side of insert in counterbore then pressing the other side in place. The sides of both inserts should be a uniform distance all of the way around the impeller counterbore.Apply a coating of clean, light oil to the lapped surfaces of the seal and the ceramic insert.
Fig. 14-Flush Within 0.010 In. (0.25 mm)Support pulley or hub end of bearing shaft. Push impeller onto bearing shaft until impeller rear surface is flush within 0.010 in. (0.25 mm) (Fig. 14) with rear surface of housing. IMPORTANT: Push against bearing shaft only. Do not push against impeller.
Fig. 15-Pulley Hub
Fig. 16-PulleyUsing a 0.5 in. (13 mm) diameter driver, push bearing shaft into pulley hub (Fig. 15) or pulley (Fig. 16) until the distance from the impeller end of the housing to the fan mounting surface is: Turn the fan hub or pulley to be sure parts are not binding or striking.
Fig. 17-Cover Plate Cap ScrewUsing a new gasket, install cover plate on housing. Tighten cap screws (Fig. 17) to 35 lb-ft (47 N m) (5 kg-m).Installation
Fig. 18-Cap Screw and NutInstall water pump on cylinder block. Tighten cap screws and nuts (Fig. 18) to 35 lb-ft (47 N m) (5 kg-m).Connect engine oil cooler hoses (if equipped with oil cooler).
Fig. 19-Radiator HoseConnect lower radiator hose (Fig. 19).Connect cooling system by-pass hose to water pump.Install alternator, fan and fan belts.Adjust fan belt tension (Group 9010).Fill cooling system to proper level with proper coolant.Connect battery negative (-) cable to battery negative (-) terminal.Start engine. Inspect hose connections and water pump for leaks.