Thanks guys! Good stuff. I have already done my daughter's water pump but it was with someone who had an air wrench which made it faster. We did it in 3 1/2 hours but I will probably have to do this one on my own with hand tools. And yes, we did have to go back in and replace the tensioner afterwards (pricey part)! We did not loosen the power steering pump bolts first. I will do that this time. Any easier ways to get the pulleys off and not have them spin on the last bolt (this is where the air wrench worked easily)? Other than that, I have the flush kit installed already, new thermostat, cover, short bypass hose (special size fit), and O-rings ready to go. Would this also be a better time to replace the timing chain cover gasket and seal? I ordered those as well.