Is it necessary to change the timing belt on a water pump?

Is it necessary to change the timing belt on a water pump?

Changing the water pump is preventive and costs very little to do when the timing belt is done. Risk is that the old water pump could go later, causing a similar labor bill as for the timing belt change.

Why is my well water turbid after pump replacement?

Local flooding and pump replacement can cause the turbid water conditions. In both cases, the well water must be flushed and sanitized before it can provide clean, safe drinking water for the users. Sanitizing the water well is an easy process that will only take a full day and some effort on your part.

What to use to clear well water after pump replacement?

Pour the gallon of household bleach down the well casing. Some well casings will have either a fully removable top or a small breather hole to pour the bleach into the well. Use a funnel if the breather hole is too small to fill with bleach. Pay careful attention not to spill the bleach. Place the hose inside the well casing.

When does the water pump need to be replaced?

After the water pump is replaced, the cooling system must be bled properly to remove air pockets from the system. Air pockets can prevent the flow of coolant through the system. One of the signs of air pockets in the cooling system is when there is no heat from the vents at idle with the heater on and the engine running.

How to take timing belt off water pump?

In order to take it off you need to remove the crankshaft sensor first. You need to first remove the old balance shaft tensioner pulley. Make caution to not move the crank shaft while doing this. Now carefully walk the balance shaft belt off of the balance shaft and crankshaft. This is almost like a small timing belt.

How much does it cost to replace a Honda water pump?

Many Honda owners, however, opt to replace the water pump together with the timing belt because if the water pump fails later it will cost the same labor to replace. Plus, a water pump is not a very expensive part ($45-$170).