How do you remove a stubborn water pump?

Registered. Whatever you do don’t use an aluminum sealing surface as a leverage spot with a metal prying tool. If all the bolts are off, tap the pump shaft side to side with a hammer. Once you begin to rip the silicone seal you should be able to pull it the rest of the way off.

Why is my water pump pulley wobbling?

Extensive wear on the water pump or serpentine belt If the pulley is loose it can cause the water pump belts to shake and develop more heat. If it’s discovered that the water pump or serpentine belt is wearing out sooner than it should, it’s likely a problem with the water pump pulley.

What to do if there is no water in your water pump?

If there is still no water, then it’s time to break down and actually examine the pump. It’s possible that something in the motor of the pump needs to be replaced or it’s time for a whole new unit. Here’s what to do. Grab a friend and ask them to turn the water pump off and on when you need it.

What should I do if my RV water pump is not working?

Grab a friend and ask them to turn the water pump off and on when you need it. (That is, have them toggle the onboard RV water pump switch at your cue.) Disconnect the water line from the pressure side of the pump. Turn the pump on and see if the water is pumping out. (It’s a good idea to have a bucket handy, in case it is!)

How can I tell if my water pump is working?

C. Now you need to decide if there is water flowing to the pump. Start by carefully loosening the water line to the pump. If you disconnect it and discover water in the line you know water is traveling toward the pump, which is good news. Reconnect the line.

How to build a water ram water pump?

This is how to build a Water Ram water pump from easy to find parts at any local hardware store. The Water Ram can pump water uphill hundreds of feet higher then the source delivering the water to the pump. Loading…