Kyle asks:
>Ok question.....and thanks alot for the response!.......do I have to remove
>the oil pan for the timing chain/sprocket replacement??
No. But be very careful not to tear the oil pan gasket, it softens up a bit
after long exposure to oil. The timing chain cover isnŽt very heavy if you
pull the water pump off of it first. Also, the bypass hose will probably
require a bit of pulling to free up, so take things off one at a time, and
youŽll be fine.
On reassembly, dab a little bit of silicone gasket into the corners to
insure a seal.
I recall there was a metal tube that did not come with the new water pump,
but you can yank out of the old one and reuse. Connects to the heater hose.
>the possible gaskets are the timing chain cover gasket, the water pump gasket,
>and possibly the oil pan gasket, right? THANKS AGAIN!
Yuppers.
Jim
93 CC 4x4 V8
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