How to Change the Water Pump on a Dodge Ram 5.7L V8 Hemi

How to replace the water pump on a Dodge Ram 5.7L V8. This is a 2006 1500 4wd model. Water pumps have different fail points, this can be a faulty bearing which will typically make a noise when the engine is running. This may or may not be followed by a faulty seal causing coolant to leak out the vent hole for the bearing. The seal between the block and pump casing can leak, again causing a loss of coolant. And finally is a fault impeller where it’s deteriorated, broken, or spinning on the shaft. If your coolant level is constantly dropping, there are ways to help find the leak if it’s not prominently visible. I do have videos for this, one would be using a system dye with a UV light And the other would be using a cooling system pressure tester. Here’s an example of a couple of different tools used, one is a UV light and the other is the pressure testing kit. #oemtools #emanualonline #dodgeram

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Tools/Supplies Needed:
-10mm, 12mm, 15mm sockets
-ratchet with extensions
-large adjustable wrench
-interlocking pliers
-gear clamps
-new upper and lower radiator hoses
-coolant and distilled water
-new water pump
-drain pan

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:35 How to Find a Leak
01:05 Expansion Tank and Air Intake Removal
02:11 Draining the System
02:26 Fan Shroud and Radiator Removal
04:00 Clutch Fan Removal
05:20 Water Pump Removal
06:20 Flushing the Block
07:24 Installing the New Pump
08:45 Thermostat Removal and Installation
09:38 Serpentine Belt and Pulleys
10:29 New Radiator
11:12 New Clutch Fan
13:02 Adding Coolant and Bleeding the System

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