Replacing Water Pump on 8.1 Vortec Workhorse chassis W24 2005 Winnebago Voyage 38J
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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ACDelco 252-783 Professional Water Pump By Here amzn.to/3IC7aGM
Replaces Workhorse W8000530
Casting number 12558870
Link to water pump bypass hose replace it while you can get to it amzn.to/3uh5CxZ
GM ACDelco 12558968 Original Equipment Thermal Bypass Hose Assembly
The clutch and fan wrenches amzn.to/4aOngIY
Used to remove fan clutch assemble.
ZKTOOL 32mm 36mm Fan Clutch Wrench Set Fit for BMW Ford GM, Chevrolet,Nut Water Hub Removal, Removing Holding Holder Clutch Tool,Water Pump Holder Removal Tool
Great info just had to replace a hose on the water pump and had to remove the Alternator and the Alternator mount to get to the hose.
Excellent video, thanks. Mine is 2003 W22 Adventurer 8.1. Do all work on it I can. Spent 8 yrs on OR coast. Am now underneah applying rust converter.
Fletcher Hartman thanks for leaving comment .. rust is no fun protect your eyes. I'm fixing to post a video where I replaced a friend's w24 rear brake line's do to rust. inspect your's. .
Check the light output on your light meter on your phone. Going to check to see if my fan it like yours. My gas tank is like yours has the inlets on it been watching some of the past repairs you have done Ronnie
Thanks for watching more videos to fallow
nice RV Kevin! business must be good ☺
I have the same model - how many miles on yours? I have just over 50K miles on mine.
I came looking for waterpump info as I had some coolant on the ground under the engine during our deep freeze here - it's been right about zero for a week.
Fired it up, runs fine, no coolant leak - I suspect the weep hole on the pump. Probably still okay, but ready to replace it if necessary. I did get a new thermostat, thought I would replace that just as preventive maintenance. Nothing so far on this engine other than regular maintenance.
Kevin, you do a great job on showing what you are doing. What camera or video device are you using since it is so clear?
Thank you, for my water pump I was using my old Galaxy S5 cell phone then I upgraded to a Galaxy S7 I just bought a new GoPro for future Videos
Kevin, I finally figured out where you got the extra room to work at. You are able to remove the bottom half of the fan shroud. My 2004 P32 has the shroud fixed together. I am going to figure our how to separate it and then add tinnermans nuts and clips so that it will come apart like yours. Also, do you use all hand tools or do you have some secret power tools for tight spaces?
Hey Kevin have u had to change the dampner pulley yet? Just wondered which puller should be used, the old style 3 bolt Chevy pulley puller or the newer 3 jaw OTC puller with the rod that pushes the center of the crank. Mine is walking off and starting to eat up the belt. I'm about 1200 miles south from Home and will prob be changing it out in the next day or two at a rest stop somewhere. Thnx for your time.
Looks like I just pulled the new pulley out of the box and answered my own question. There are no holes in it but 3 notches in the back, need the newer style puller 🤐
if u need any help call or text my cell 606-875-0125 kevin
Thanks Kevin. What is the P/N for the smaller upper bypass hose? (the one which is hard to reach? Also, I am about to replace the drive belt on my 2005 W22 (67,000 miles) as preventative maintenance. Will replace idler pulleys too, but can this all be done with the fan in place? Thanks
ACDelco 12558968 GM Original Equipment Thermal Bypass Hose Assembly
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Yes no need to remove fan . Might be a good time to clean throttle body also, makes getting to that top hose easy .. see my video about that.
@@ktoutdoor Thanks Kevin!
Kevin, my doghouse doesn't come off without tearing up some carpet. It has a smaller section that comes off, but it doesn't allow access to water hoses. Will I be able to get them from the bottom?
Yes i did it all from the bottom give me a call if you like 606-875-0125 i stay up past midnight eastern time.
The job is finished. Thanks for your video and offer for phone consultation. I did end up removing the dog house which made it much easier to get to some of the clamps. I also replaced all hoses and pressed new bearings into the idler and tension pulleys.
That's good to hear if i can ever be of any help just call or text me at 606-875-0125 Kevin
WE HAVE A 2004 ITASCA SUNOVA WITH A PARK BREAK PROBLEM,.. WE HAVE A BOLT THAT GOES TO THE SENSOR ,STRIPPED OUT , THINKING ABOUT GETTING A BY-PASS UNIT WE SAW ON YOU TUBE. ANY ADVICE ON THIS.
THANKS FOR YOUR TIME
Call my cell some time I stay up late till 3:00am most nights,
Kevin 606-875-0125
Kev ,ive got the 2005 allegro ,do i need to change out now or wait for the drip. got around 88000 on it.
I'm not sure it may be wise, but before you do follow this poll I started and see what others say. www.irv2.com/forums/f22/8-1-water-pump-poll-how-long-did-your-original-water-pump-last-418242.html
@@ktoutdoor Thanks buddy,following the kitten saga
@@elwoodanderson9486 I never new how much work Kittens could be.
180 stat my gauge runs 210 on the hwy what u think
You need a new fan clutch or radiator is getting plugged text me 606-875-0125 I will call you back Kevin.. also watch this ruclips.net/video/veLArnna_wA/видео.html
What is the ACDelco part number you used? Did you check the impeller for number of vanes and rotation direction?
ACDelco 252-783 Professional Water Pump yes i did it was identical
link www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000C9IJ52/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Sorry, once I rewatched the video I see you covered this. That's what I get for trying to skip over sections that weren't specific to the water pump. Thanks
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2004 35' Adventurer 8.1 Professional Mechanic. That is NOT how you remove the fan clutch from the water pump. For one, if you leave the belt on, it helps hold it from turning. Chaining things up is dumb. If you don't have the correct tool and knowledge, you run the risk of damaging things. There are a variety of tools for getting those off. KD makes some. If you are doing it yourself, you are saving a ton of money anyway. Buy the tool and do it the right way.
Thanks for the advice, note fan had been on there for 15 years, belt would not hold that's why I had to go out and but specialty tools for this job. If you know of a better tool please give me a link as to where I can buy it. Keep in mind I only have a 7th grade education I'm doing the best I can.
Yea Kevin is literally the best resource for workhorse chassis DIY repairs man. Give him a break. He has helped many.