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Question: Replace water pump gasket or pump

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bparker6342, 3.0L V6, Jacksonville, FL, February 09, 2010, 14:58

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I'm told my water pump gasket is leaking. Do I need to replace the gasket or the whole water pump?

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  Valleyautotech February 09, 2010, 15:01
  

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  You need to remove the pump to get to the gasket, so you might as well change the water pump while you have it apart
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