how to change a water pump on a 2015 dodge durango R/T 5.7L
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Thanks Broski!! Very easy to understand and the best part the video was actually still and not moving all over the place. Thnx!!
Great video. These types of videos make it so much easier for us less mechanically inclined folks. Thank you very much
Hey just wanted to thank you for the video, I replaced it myself and saved between 400 to 700 dollars not paying the dealership!!
My water pump decided to die while we were heading through Breckenridge Colorado on Vacation. This video was perfect for an on the road fix. I was able to gather up the tools and parts I needed and got er fixed in a dirt parking lot. SUPER helpful. Thanks man!
2017 R/T Durango
Im glad this was helpful and to get you back on the road
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Thank you, very helpful. I had to replace my radiator and decided to do this job preventively while I had more clearance without the radiator and the fan, but you did it no problem with that stuff installed.
FANTASTIC VIDEO! My wife’s just went out and This Video will be PERFECT to follow along too👏👏👏
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Extremely helpful step by step walk thru
2013 RT 94,000 miles. mine just went (still drive able to the shop). I’m not gonna do it, mostly due to lack of time but this vid was great!
You helped me with my 2015 Durango R/T. Very easy to understand. Thank you!!
Glad it helped!
@Jabo: This video was super helpful !! Like Chuck S said previously, we were on a REALLY long road trip across country (nearly 6K miles) in our 2014 Durango on July 4th on a Saturday when the pump went bad in no where Oklahoma. Luckily we were able to limp to a La Quinta Inn right next door to an Advance Auto and with this video get the tools and parts needed (I was shocked Advanced Auto actually had the water pump) and replace it in the La Quinta parking lot !! Really nice job on the vid. Walks you through everything. Well done !
Glad it helped! And got you through your road trip!
What a great teacher!!! Thank you so much.
Thank you i appreciate it
Awesome video bro! Step by step!
Man this video was awesome thx so much you saved me a bunch of money
Great video!! Always a help when people like you take the time to show us how to do it ourselves and save money!!
Im glad it helped you out 😊!
Dude you are the man !!! Helped me so much!!!
Thanks. Im glad it helped you out
Thanks for the video. Helped me fix my Durango
Excellent video👍
Im glad it helped dont forget to subscribe😊!
Pretty good info
Thanks
Great Vid.... helped me big time on my 2014. Same exact issue.
Glad it helped!
Thank you for this video. You did a fantastic job!
Your welcome! Glad it helped
Great video. Used it to replace pump on 2105 Durango RT. Everything went without a hitch. For the o-ring on the heater hose you may be able to get a kit from Harbor freight and find one that works.
Helped out. Thank you. 👍🏻
Great video my friend, exactly what I needed to know. Saved me about $500 bucks!
Glad it helped
Very well done instructional video! Thank you!!
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video, just did the same on my 2011 Citadel.
Glad it helped
great video... thanks so much for taking the time to post this. very helpful!
Thanks for watching
Thanks for the vid, Jabo. Funny how almost every time you get to a part I really wanted to see the video would freeze...lol.
Lol. Glad it helped
Great video brotha !
Thank you very helpful 🙂
Glad it helped
Serpentine belt wise I wish the GoodYear Gatorback belts....they were the bomb back in the day!
Damn thanks my Durango just dumped a ton of coolant. Hoping it’s this. Thanks for making a clear cut walkthrough guide man!!!
No problem zach. Don't forget to subscribe 😊
Jabo The Mechanic hey no problem. And changed it myself thanks to you! Much appreciated!!
@@reconbandit28 im glad to have helped you save money
Thanks!
Good Video, however what are the Torques to mount bolts please per Dodge Tech Data, what is the lubricant call out for the packing on the return line as packings are susceptible to lubricants that are not approved (engine oil could degrade the packing). What is the silicone call out per Dodge Tech Data if called out at all, I too would seal it given the failure point of the pump gaskets. I would warn folks to avoid a Razer Blade when removing the excess debris from the block, if you scare the interface you just created your next leak. Once more, Torques, Lube, silicone, and non-metallic scraper.
I'm curious I have this exact motor in my challenger and durango are the pumps notorious for that pully to fail?
Great video
I got a 2016 rat dodge Durango I have problems with temperature fluctuations when I’m on traffic for 10-15 minutes and I have changed the thermostat the temperature sensor and burped the coolant system
I have no leaks and I think I don’t have blown head gaskets because the coolant is stable and car pulls and starts perfect
Please any advice would be appreciated
Thank you
The A/C MAX and Heat to full hot has some logic. This fills the heater core and also reduces air pockets during coolant re service.
Great video! Made it super easy. I replaced the thermostat and temp sensor as well since they’re all attached and I’m running cool now… about 1/4 over the 1/4 marker. Any ideas why the temp is not coming up to the half way point? The engine is running smooth. Everything feels normal.
You prob bought a colder 180f thermostat instead of factory temperature thermostat. Factory temp is 203f
What model of impact driver are you using?
Thanks
No problem anytime!
What is the red clip for? Is that a t-stat sensor or something?
Changed my water pump. Line went up to the 3rd from top red line...¾ up the gauge so I shut it off.
Has pressure in top hose as well. Any ideas?
Edit: never mind. It opened up and the heat came on. Pressure went down. Test drive went well.
Thanks man
Why was you turning the drill before attaching it to the bolt. It seemed like the bottom one was stripped how long it turned for
What type of sealant did u use on the new gasket? Thanks great vid
Toyota fipg or honda bond works greats. Thank you! Glad it helped!
What type of coolant did you use? Looks like I might have to go to the dealer to get the mopar brand
The one that i used was from the dealership. But you can buy it from any autoparts store that has a variety of coolants for different manufacturers
just had mine replaced at the dealer for $100. my durango has 100,000 miles. good thing i have the lifetime warranty. not sure what it would cost without it….
You have any vids replacing radiator in 2015 Durango
No I don't but will be in the future
Just had to replace mines at 22K miles 2019 Durango RT.
How much coolant is lost when doing the repair this way? My 16 R/T is only at 40k miles so not looking to do a whole flush so trying to figure out how much OAT Mopar Coolant I need to top it back off with
I believe i used 1 gallon and a half
Jabo The Mechanic thanks so much for the reply, very helpful. I will be doing mine this weekend while watching your video over and over :)
Of course anytime. If your get stuck feel free to ask me anything!
Do they know why this fails on so many Hemis? I googled and couldn't find anything specific. Do you know if the new parent company, Stellantis, plans on solving this issue?
They probably cheaped out on the internals
Step 1 of water pump removal for Durangoa d any car for that matter......
First step is DO NOT use Pep Boys.....for anything especially cooling system work.
Two water Pumps, fan clutch, thermostat and radiator replacement later. Finally fixed.
Note: Radiator was the correct diagnosis and was $900 plus about $250 for a weekly rental and trip from Toledo-Minneapolis-Toledo plus the ancillary charges.
The failure I get....2003 almost 120K miles at this time so not unusual failure. Radiator failure was internal blockage basically caused a internal explosion but minimal leakage. Dealer tech noticed it during visual inspection before even going to check the fan clutch and water pump. Dropped off overnight for AM inspection and dealer called about 10-5 minutes after inspection and showed me the damage. Radiator NIS so obviously a delay in parts but made the estimate of return to service. At that point even if it was ready early I couldn’t pick up until my next days off.
120K on my 2015 Durango and water pump had a slow leak all arouns the seal... Paid a mechanic $618 to replace it
I bought an aftermarket water pump from napa, and did not came with temp sensor plug thingy lol! Can I use lock tight or honda bond
I would use locktite
Is it me or does it look like there is more room in the engine compartment than I was originally thinking....even with the HEMI?
This the procedure would be close to or the same for the Charged/Challenger/300 with similar MY and still HEMI?
Yes it will be the similar
My 2012 Durango Citadel (5.7) has approached 160,000 miles and parts are starting to wear out. I’ve replaced the water pump, thermostat, serpentine belt, radiator already (last year in 2019). This year I’ve replaced both front struts, upper control arms, sway bar linkage. And now my rack and pinion needs to replaced along with 2 lower control arms and I have an engine oil pan gasket leak. What’s next🤷♂️. Like they say “cheaper to keep her” but come on. 😞
NM BarCode i have a 2012 5.7 v8 crew lux and i didnt have any of these problems, i only had to replace the intake manifold
Pro_player441 I must of gotten a lemon?🤷♂️. Oh well I’m still keeping her “cheaper to keep her”.
Brake masters wanted $1100 to do this with an oil change included. I told them to kick rocks.
This just happened to my 2020 🤦🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
Great video but that black bracket was annoying the shit out of me!!! Just take it Off!!!!! Lol
Lol
This is sad dodge still has no permanent fix for this. Only thing keeping me from buying one
Yes i agree with you!
Jabo The Mechanic went looking at them today and couldn’t bring myself to do it. Changing a tire or a belt on the side of the road is one thing.
But changing a damn water pump on the side of the road is another story
Can I get away with reusing belt and thermostat
FWIW.........I wouldn’t trust P/B’s to diagnose a cup of water.
Not a fan of ur videos freezing on me, otherwise very helpful
You video freezes to much.
He needs anti freeze