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Coolant Pump - 103 Engine - "how tough is it?"
I have the shop manual, and the listed tasks...
It seems straight forward, but is it? Seems like the manual suggest taking several steps, remove some bolts, and replace - is that all there is? I'm considering if I should do the job, or hire it out? Per the Mercedes shop manual... Coolant at engine and radiator ..............drain, pour in (20-010). Air scoop ...................................remove, install (step 4). Viscous fan clutch ..........................remove, install (20-312). Poly V-belt .................................remove, install (13-342). Belt pulleys of fan clutch and coolant pump .remove, install. Engine compartment covering below ...........remove, install (step 9). If air conditioning fitted ...................unscrew, screw on refrigerant compressor with .............................................pipe group from engine (step 10). Support with tandem pump & connected lines .. unscrew, screw on (step 11). Thermostat (252) with new seal (251) ........remove, install. Belt tensioning bracket .....................slacken, remove. Return line .................................unscrew, screw on (step 12). Coolant hoses (266) and oil line ............detach, attach (step 14). Coolant pump ................................remove, install (step 15). Commercial tools liexagon socket wrench with 6 mm, 3/8" joint 7 mm hexagon socket wrench on flexible shaft for hose clip with screw drive e. g. liazet ![]() Thanks
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Thanks for the help Bill Fisher '86 560SL (186K) - Now a 'classic' : Registered as an Historic Vehicle 02 E430 in the stable '14 LS460 (Lexus) - - - - - '95 E420 (198K) found a new home '99 E320 (80K) (gave it's life for me as we hit a bumper) '95 E420 (231K) Sold to a happy buyer, new to Mercedes '90 300E (65K) Sold to an Mercedes Lover '92 190E (215K) - retired to the salvage yard '93 500SEL (214K) - Moved to another family, still runs like a young pup |
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