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jam013200Nov-10-05 12:27 AM
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#94390, "Water pipe removal?"


          

This is probably a stupid question but how does the water pipe come off? I am disassembling my block for some machine work to get done and I need to remove the water pipe. It looks as if you are suppose to remove the water pump and than push the water pip through? I did a search and looked at the manual that is in DarkOne's signature but there was nothing specific to the water pipe removal. Am I making this more complicated than it is?

  

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mcgyvrNov-10-05 05:17 AM
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#94394, "RE: Water pipe removal?"
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BONGS

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TeamDR1665Nov-10-05 05:31 AM
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#94396, "RE: Water pipe removal?"
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Try rotating the pipe in the pump housing while you pull on it. All that seals it in is a large o-ring. Pull on it while you twist it. It will just pop out on you. Good opportunity to get some busted-knuckle juice on your block.


Just don't blow your load all over the place. That can be embarrassing.

  

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jam013200Nov-10-05 06:27 AM
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#94398, "RE: Water pipe removal?"
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ok..i'll try it tonight

  

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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneNov-10-05 09:17 AM
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#94401, "RE: Water pipe removal?"
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Unbolt it, pull. nothing to it.

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