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Is A Squeaky Sound When Starting My Car A Broken Water Pump?

Aug 16, 2007 by Jill | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a '94 Mazda Protege, handbook transmission. When I start the car, I hear a loud squeaky sound - its sort of cyclical. (It sounds like something is spinning). I'm told that it could be a sash or a broken water pump. The engine temp. is also

to see if it's your sash squeeling let the car idle and while squeeling take a glass of water and pour it on the belt and if the noise goes away you have a bad across, if the noise doesn't go away you will know it's the waterpump.

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How To Remove A Water Pump From A Mazda 121 B3 Engine?

Aug 30, 2006 by colin w | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

i exigency to remove engine pulley ,to gain access to remove bottom timing cover, then to remove timing beat and water pump, with engine still in car

well in this prototype of situation a hammer and a few dozzen cherry bombs would work best. that should knock the whole fetish loose.

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Check Engine Light Has Come On The Day I Got My Car Back From Getting A New Engine, Spark Plugs, Water Pump?

Dec 05, 2009 by Kyle H | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

i have a 1995 toyota corolla, had to get an engine put in it because the oil dried out and I locked the engine irritating to turn it back on. My mechanic found an engine with 72000 miles on it (a junkyard one where he buys often) and the day I got my

take it back monday it will be ok

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Do I Need A Water Pump Or Is It Something Else Wrong With My Car?

Jul 23, 2007 by v.hamm0307 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a 1997 Pontiac Monumental Prix 3.8 v6 engine. My car has been overheating lately and my low coolant light came on so i put antifreeze in it and the illumination went off. I drove about 3 blocks and the low coolant light came back on again and the

if your water pump is bad you will see coolant dripping from around it. Sounds to me like you have a Larger leak or a blown head gasket. If the engine oil looks like chocolate milkshake after you send it, then its the head gasket. Fill your radiator up

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What To Do If My Car Engine Froze?

Dec 23, 2009 by Gytis | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Hi,
My cooling system has a leakage somewhere, so i refill it occasionally. It happened that i filled it with
water only (no anti-freeze) for few times. The night was -3. In the morning it did not start.
I tried a new battery (checked

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While cleaning out the car on the assistant morning, I tossed a water bottle and closed the cupholder when something big caught my eye. Directly below the cupholder, and I servile directly below, was a 12-volt outlet, unencumbered by any cupholder lip. Huzzah! Our converters got absolutely a workout on that second day. We still managed to miss the third 12-volt outlet in the cockpit extent; it’s on the driver’s seat, but facing the passenger’s seat. We didn’t find that one until we finished cleaning out the car at the end of the vacation.

Obnoxious surprise: When using that 12-volt outlet built into the cupholder in the center funnel, be sure to hold onto the cupholder when you plug something into it; we nearly sliced a Coke can in half because the act of pushing the charger into the escape hatch forces the cupholder back into its hole. Lucky for us, the can was mostly empty when we tried. In addition, while there are three 12-volt outlets in the cockpit compass and two in the back in the storage area, there are no outlets in the three rows of passenger seating. In this day and age of cell phones, iPods, GameBoy DSs, laptops, cameras and a thousand other rechargeable devices, that’s a felony.

Source: Cars.com

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