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- Water pump replacement DIY. Learn how to replace a water pump at home using common hand tools. I was able to easily replace this water pump in under an hour and saved $783.
Replacing the water pump on many cars is not difficult and this is a perfect example of an easy to replace water pump. You could do this entire job without any special tools and I spent under $60 in parts which is unbelievable after getting the $843 quote from the Jaguar dealership. I will also do a video on a more difficult water pump so you can see what is involved in that as well.
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The Dream Car video is coming but because it is a very special video for me, I want to make sure it is amazing, so it is taking a little longer than I thought to film and edit (you will see why when it comes out). In the meantime, I filmed and edited this water pump video to bridge the gap. I actually edited this video during my 2 week long road trip where I had meet-ups for you guys in Cincinnati, Indy, and Chicago! As always thank you for the support and stay tuneeeeeed!
P.S. Here is a link to the first every DIY video I did on my channel to help people: krplus.net/bidio/prikaIWAf4LOfZQ
All this wait just to watch a 13 min video 😁 worth it
ChrisFix chris what about for electronics problem can u fix them?
Show the duramax powered chrismobile already! Jk take your time. But i really want to see what it is
Any clue of your dream car chris? 🤔
Been waiting 4 a new vid, was hoping it was the head gasket one you promised. Im excited 4 that
Neighbors: "Honey, he is talking to his car again"
Mark Batarina
Also neighbors: were moving tonight
Raffa Bintang u just earned a subscriber
😂😂😂 this comment reminded me of Clark Griswald from Christmas Vacation
😂😂😂
It’s a voice over tho
Chris : next video will be the dream car
jag : hold my coolant
haha this sums it up nicely
@@chrisfix when dream car reveal
holy smoke ! my comment got pinned !!!
ChrisFix can you help me at all I just wanna know what the sound is coming from so whenever I first start up the car then turn out I hear a weird sound coming when I turn but it only happens the first start up
@@turbo_alice congrats mate
Watching Chris is dangerous because he has me wanting to replace things that aren’t even going out just because I have a tutorial on it 😂
lol
@@chrisfix But it would kinda be preventative-maintenance.
@@XaviDaKringeKid you do that stuff when you are doing something else but everything is taken apart so you replace while you are in there.
@@XaviDaKringeKid yes!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I swear Chris fix it doesn’t need to show his face to get people to watch. He has a cool voice and good attitude!
Thanks a lot!
Hi Chris 👋
I hope you have a good day and take your time with your family and friends
I like how he says water, wohter
Funny thing is he exposed his face by accident in that one video of super cleaning his windshield. But that was five years ago so he could look different now And it also goes to show how good cleaning the windshield works 😂
Jaguar: that's gonna be 800 bucks...
ChrisFix: *hold my soapy wooder*
😂
Nice lol
But there's no soapy wooder in this video
@@muhdniman2001 r/wooosh
@@muhdniman2001 but there's wooder pump
Do I have any tools? No
Do I have a car? No
Do I still watch every Chrisfix video that he uploads? yes
It good to know even if you don’t Because when you do get your first car or whatever you know how to fix it
Sean Taylor me tooooo brian when we get a car we’re gonna be professional fixers
Do I have a car? Yes
Do I have a permit? I wish...
Same im 13 but idk he's entertaining to watch
And I just love cars completely
Your dad is one of the luckiest dads in the world to have you as his son 😁
The money he saves from his son repairing his car is the reason he can afford to have a Jaguar haha
Yep
@Meme Man I’m sure Chris still works on his dads car off camera
@@erkfx4154 2003 Jaguar= Overpriced Chevrolet which means its not as hard to work on as Jaguar would have their owners believe
@@BadTV1993 you mean a Ford Mondeo
1 year later and this still super helpful! Saved me about $500 I went to a shop and that was the bill. I went and got the pump and a socket set and did it. Super accomplished feeling thanks Chris. Keep it up!
That's what I love to hear! Thanks a lot!
@@chrisfix July 22nd 2022, This video just helped me changed my water pump this morning. Thanks Chris
Great job!!
Car: [something breaks]
ChrisFix: H E A V Y B R E A T H I N G
Robert Girtakovskis 🤣 nice 👍
Robert Drunkovski
Car: *something breaks*
Chris Fix: Thanks alot! Sum content for me
...
Lmao
ChrisFix when he gets his second baby:
*Out with the old, and in with the new*
matejmart haha
I was reading this and the he said it, lol
I guess it would be "In with the old, put with the new"
😂
Haha
Where has this guy been all my life! Why am I just finding these videos??I feel dumb now! I've junked & sold off good vehicles because I was told by a mechanic that the repairs needed wld cost more than what the vehicle is worth...& the repairs needed were not large at all. Never again! I see that I'm late but Thanks, Chris Fix for all the great videos!
Glad the videos are helpful!
I'm not a car guy at all, but there is something so entertaining about watching him do this stuff that has always seemed like magic to me. And he's very informative in these tutorials, so hopefully someday I'll actually start doing things myself. He's the best thing on KRplus.
I'm glad you still like the videos!
Dealership: Let’s get this 800 dollars BOYS
Chrisfix:I’m about to end this dealership’s whole career
Xd_NEVER DOWN37 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Hahaha
XD
It’s a stealership😂
Car: *Breaks*
ChrisFix: Oh boy! More content!
I would gladly give my subscription to chris, than give my money to those hungry car mechanics.
@@royvillasin5287 not all mechanic are bad sometimes there honest and tell the true price
Cool
I don’t even change my own oil but after binge watching ChrisFix, I find myself trying to talk my wife into letting me buy a junker to restore🤣
I say it's a good idea :p
Same bro. I’ve literally never even changed my own oil and last night I put an ad online looking to buy a fixer to work on. Currently eyeing an 09 dodge challenger that needs a new head gasket.
Don't do it. Nagging will ensue after the car has been laying around in pieces for a couple months
@Robert Powell try talking your mother into believing you can fix a junker.
Why do you have to be “let” to do it? Just do it.
Excellent video, you have a great down to earth "keep it simple" mentality. I did the pump in my wife's 2005 Yukon. The shop wanted $750 to do it. For $262 total in parts, including new thermostat, upper radiator hose and serp belt, and a few hours (my first time, I wanted to take my time and do it right) it was worth the $490 savings. It's run like a champ since, she's made several long distance trips with it and not a drop of leakage.
How do you do it
@@ulises3953do what? Get a wife?
How many people don’t need their water pump changed but like watching ChrisFix anyway? ✋🏽
Now I wait for mine to go out so I can change it using what I learned in his video
Heck, I don't even have a car and I enjoy watching these.
yeah
I've probably utilized 5% of the videos he's made with my own vehicles. Watching the rest and every other repair videos just ads a slight amount of understanding of how to fix and diagnose stuff
That. Would be me.
The 17 dislikes are from jaguar's service employers hahah
103*
The fact this is available to use for free is nuts!!! You’ve taught me a lot man thanks!
It's free and I hope it stays free. You do have the option to buy some of his merch to support him financially to keep offering free content if you wish.
WOW! Jaguar is waaaaay more convenient then some of the Hondas and Ford's I have worked on. That is the most accessible water pump I have ever seen. No shroud fan and clutch removal, no axle removal!
Finally KRplus recommends something quality
Thanks!!!
True Story Bro
Blue shirt kid: It is because of the KRplus algorithm
I needed a chrisfix video to cheer me up. Great timing.
Hope you feel better Bruh
same
Is this the just had a breakup squad ? Cus same
I just woke up. Made me some eggs toast n coffee and sat down to watch this video. Not a bad start for my day either haha
Haha great timing gave into my mind a picture of spark timing and other timing stuff :D
Chris, your videos are so fun to watch and have saved me a lot of money, I have a 99 New Edge Mustang 3.8 (of course I'm always looking for more HP!) and 83 RX-7 that sat under a tree for 20+ years, your videos have helped on both projects. Both cars are running great thanks to you! Thank You So Much!
Take his word about the coolant being scolding hot
My father burned himself to the 2nd degree because he didnt wait for the car to completely cool before working on something in engine bay, accidentaly broke a coolant line and it dumped all over his feet, this is very dangerous, save yourself the trip to the hospital and work on a cool engine
Sorry to hear about what happened to your father, that's why safety when working on cars is very important!
@@chrisfix he was very lucky to get out of this with very little complications, espially for a 2nd degree burn, I dont want anybody else to live the same thing
Thank you for sharing.
Bartender: what can I get you ?
Chris: double shot of soapy wooder on the rocks
hahahah good 1 lol
"I'd like the ChrisFix please..."
"I don't know that drink, but I'm happy to make it. What's in it?"
"Well, first you put on your eye protection and blue gloves... All you're going to need is a Highballglass, a shaker, some common ice, a few fluids and a straw! It's_that simple!_ You should always check your recipe book to make sure you know how to make the drink, but this one is very simple, so let's get started!
First, you want a double of Soapy Wooder, a dash of Medium Strength Threadlocker, and a half ounce of Blinker Fluid, your gonna want to shake it at 20 FtLbs of torque and make sure you get it nice and shaken up. You go to the dishwasher and find a clean cup... out with the old, in with the new. You pour the drink over rocks in a highball glass and top it with a gasket garnish.
That's it! Your done!
You just made the ChrisFix drink and saved a ton of money on alcohol and it looks great!
That has to be the easiest water pump replacement I've seen.
danteelite hilarious lol
You suck sucker
I wont lie at the end I was just thinking "PUPPY!"
Eric Wood Chris’s*
Chris, you explain and show so well! You're the man! I appreciate your video so much and thanks for making so easy to understand. The show of all the tools in the beginning section is a big plus! Also, your price check is good to know. If I ever made a video of fixing cars, it would be just like yours. So, instead of making my own, I'll just watch yours!
Watching these videos makes me realize how much money I’ve wasted paying people to fix my car 🤦♂️
Right? I paid some guy $240 just to replace the rear brake cylinder and the part was only around $25. 🤦🏻♂️
@@jusglo9092 bruh
You do know it varies for engine type and vechile
Ehh not really a waste. Just like my car, it’s a 2016 vw gti and it needs a new water pump, which I could easily do myself if it weren’t located deep beneath the intake manifold which has to be takin out to get to the water pump. Unless Chris makes a video on how to tear apart half of the engine, I won’t be doing this one myself.
⁵
I just love the positivite that ChrisFix brings to youtube
Repair company exists:
Chrisfix: I'm About to End This Man's Whole Career.
Best comment
😂
Basically in a nutshell
What career?!
@@denneychavez9972 bruh
I know nothing of cars. Saw my engine overheating, looked at coolant coming out; guessed it was the water pump based off its looks and google images of them looking similar... using this as a guide, I changed it and it worked!! No more coolant leaks, no more over heating!
Thank you so much, ChrisFix!
I understand that shops need to make money doing repairs but 800$ to replace a 45$ part and add more coolant seems ridiculous. Thank you for putting the time and effort into explaining every step and why that step is important and going out of your way to give tips and tricks. I’m sure I speak for all of us when I say we appreciate it
Jaguar = endless money pit, unless you're Chris Fix's dad.
That is a great car if you want to make repair videos!
Chris: Don't let your pets near coolant
Cooper: Oh look, coolant!
Thank you for your positive, supportive attitude. You’ve got a great talent & your tips really helped a lot - put in a new water pump for my 97 Malibu tonight & used the same approach with the scouring pad material you use which worked like magic cleaning up those gasket surfaces. Also used blue thread lock on the new bolts that came with the pump. Solid!
Water*
@@aditiaparajeeta4087 - Fixed it!
Chris i really appreciate these vids i’ve damaged my car before and learning some of this stuff won’t just save me money but also my family who has asked me to do some car maintenance when they don’t have time ❤️
His parents love him, big car companies hate him. Click to find out why. Lol
What happens next will shock you
Amazing inventions you won’t believe exist
Click here to find out what kind of water pump you are.
Find out in the next episode of dragon Ball Z
Number 1998 will shock you
A little trick I've used in my almost 30 years as a professional factory trained technician is while it's sitting there with your spill proof funnel full, grab the rad hoses and squeeze them quite a few times so the coolant pulsates in the system and it'll almost 100% bleed your system before you've even started your vehicle.. It's so simple and I've never encountered a vehicle this didn't work on.
You inspire such confidence. It’s awesome. I’m grateful for these videos - with them I feel (finally) confident enough to tackle car maintenance. Really - thank you so much.
Go for it! And thanks a lot!
I'm a simple man. Chrisfix uploads a video, I hit like before he even finishes saying "Hey guys! Chrisfix here!"
"I'm a simple man" posts are pretty annoying and not very original.
Yeahh u remind me to hit the like button
same with me, "wow new video!!!", i like before i know what it is lol.
@@vadim7590 I dont get how a comment like that can annoy you OMEGALUL
In that case, I'm a simple man myself.
As a former Jaguar owner I've always found that the best way to fix a Jag is to never own one.
As a former tow truck driver, I second this comment.
As a proud Brit I have to say...
...this is absolutely true. lol.
As a mischievous Mexican I also agree with this comment.
As a no one I agree as well
as a ford owner, i also agree
CF is The GOAT .
He was made for this .
Kid was born to be an instructor .
Fantastic !
Great video Chris, lots of good tips. The only thing I would add while adding coolant and letting the bubbles run out is to squeeze the coolant hoses to help bubble air out. This is recommended in most manuals that I have read.
Nobody:
Chris Fix: Yeah, i’m gonna be using medium strength thread locker.
good comment
Chris fix i am only 11 years old and i've learned everithing from you and i helped my dad's jaguar s type's water pump
Awesome! You know more about fixing cars than most people on the road today haha
♡♡
Tawab khan vlogs good job kid
What a great kid you are.
I am 12 now
The dislikes are from jaguar workers
Or "Jagwarr"
I love all your videos @chrisfix! You're a true proffesional and you can tell you love what you do. Thanks for all the great help in your videos. I have done alot of work on many different cars watching your stuff and I as well enjoy working on cars so that helps too.
Dealership: We about to make $800 boys!
Chrisfix: Hey guys Chrisfix here!
Dealership: F&@#$%^&*(!!!!!
Lmaoo
A long commute with a Jaguar, luckily his son is a skilled mechanic.
Chris inspected this car and repaired it before his father started driving it. But yes, it's a Jaguar..... so money pit!
@@hanskinslo326 yep. My parents used to have a similar Jaguar. After seeing all of the problems they had with it I'm never buying one.
This channel is always so professional and explains things so easily step by step.
Wow! You've made it sound so easy. This is the best video I've watched on replacing the water pump. Thanks.
Cant wait for the day you do a video on replacing or overhauling a engine.
Tn- airgunner yeah i want to learn that
Yeah. Overhauling an old car (2000-2010) would be amazing
Chrish, Well its easy! All you need is soapy water
He doesn't know how to replace an engine
Emm... that will be a few hour long video since Chris explain thing very detail.
Normal people when their car has a problem/breaks down : "OH SHIT!"
ChrisFix: "Awesome! . Got some content"
😂😂😂
"Great, more excuse to wrench on it."
That's usually my response, and it doesn't break down a lot. *knocks on wood*.
It's pretty funn- *notices the emojis* Oh, nvm.
Working on cars for over forty years Chris and still value your video's! Thanx a lot!
I had to stop my hand from trying to reach through my phone to try and pet your dog. lol
Also, I had a drain plug shear off and didn't have an OEM radiator. So I put steel stick in the drain plug to seal it. It stopped the leak, but my engine was still overheating. I did some trouble shooting and some googling. I narrowed it down to either my thermostat or my water pump. After watching your video on the thermostat, I pulled my thermostat and it wasn't bad, in fact it was almost new. (About 1 1/2 years old) So then I watched this video. I'm currently replacing my water pump.
I go to your channel for all of my car maintenance questions. A mechanic will tell you is a 3 hour job and needs a bunch of specialty tools. (fan clutch) In reality Joe Smoe (me) can do it with basic tools in 30-40 minutes. Your tutorials are the best. Keep it up.
Hey Chris! I never comment on videos but I'm making an exception here to say thanks for the awesome high quality videos. You deserve all the respect and recognition in the world. Keep it up!
Thanks a lot man!
After starting the engine, I usually turn the heater on high to circulate the coolant through the heater core.
That only helps if your car uses an old-fashioned heater valve system, where coolant is only diverted through the heater core when you turn the heater on.
Many cars these days are designed so that the coolant is always flowing through the heater core. When you turn the heater on, you're not changing the coolant flow, you're just opening an air door that allows the hot air from the core to enter the cabin.
Every car I've owned since 1992 has used the more modern system.
my 96 camry still uses the heater valve system, you can see the cable that connects the heater dial to a valve on the coolant hose in the engine bay, the valve is located right before the firewall. Turning it all the way to cold fully shuts off the heater core from the cooling system, you can also hear a clunk which I'm guessing is an air door as well. Turning the dial just one click away from the lowest setting opens the valve very slightly however.
@@dunebasher1971 Can't hurt to do it either way, if one's not sure! :)
@@dunebasher1971 the "air door" system is the way it should always be imo.
I have a '97 camry that doesnt seem to have this system. Fan works on all power settings perfectly fine. But the core is not providing the necessary heat for faster airflows.
@@dunebasher1971 agreed. I have older card/ trucks so that s necessary.
Just stumbled across this video again after watching it for the first time a little over a year ago trying to figure out how to replace my water pump. First engine related work I ever did and was terrifying. This car is the complete opposite upside down engine compared to my impala, but your video was the most helpful and informative and finally gave me the push to get it done. Took me a little over 4 hours to do (Twice), but I got it done!!! and saved at least $600. I couldn't believe what the shops were telling me lol. I had to take it all apart again because I forgot to tighten the pulley bolts after fighting the python rope, but that's a whole different conversation.
You are life saver for those can’t really afford these expensive prices for simple things that they throw at you. Well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻God bless you for teaching other human to learn something that will benefit them and help them save money👏🏻❤️🙏
Usually dealerships make sound a fairly simple job very complicated so they can charge you more. Good thing we have ChrisFix! DIY FTW! (y)
Its just overheads man. More people in the building, specialized tools, paying a cut to the brand. It's also multiple departments instead of just a few guys and some hoists in a shed.
How to replace a Porsche 944 water pump:
1: Pop the hood open
2: Cry
3: Commit Sepuku
Hahaha same with Subaru 😭
@@IronAxeGaming1 or an taunus
i dont get it?
@@Nonlethal106 im guessing you need to disassemble the whole car before you can even take a glimpse at the water pump
In Toyota Avensis you need to remove halfshafts and half of the front suspension to replace alternator
Jeez, corporations should be sponsoring this guy. His videos are amazingly well done. Sponsors need to see this. I just logged on to get some tips to show my boys how to work on cars. Never thought I'd find anything this good. My kids can see EVERYTHING with the camera, lighting and angles.
Loved this video! Such an easy repair and you really do a great job of guiding us through it. Cute cameo with you dog at the end. Thanks!
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
ChrisFix: I'll use medium strength threadlocker on each bolt
@@bobmcboblin exactly
Special Dude He makes his own with his body. He’s become so attached to fixing cars, that he LITERALLY makes his own stuff with his body to fix cars.
The secret ingredient is jizz..
SO MUCH THREADLOCKER!!! So glad I saw this comment he's just pouring it up like a rap music video
"wooder pump" - chrisfix 2019
fps_evan 😂
fps_evan ‘Jagwar’
*Wudder*
Was looking for this comment.
Philly/Jersey accent
Dude, your amazing. Your videos are simple, well explained and with good view of all the steps.
Jag as a daily driver....money PIT! Its crazy watching the Old jeep changing water pump video from 2013 and now days. Chris is so much more AMPED
I'm more excited to film now than old school ChrisFix :p and It's actually had 100k relatively trouble free miles (couple of small fixes but they were either free or like $5 to fix)
@@chrisfix well thats good! I wish for many more trouble free miles for your pops chris! :)
No one:
Chris: *JUST LIKE THAT*
Like WHAT?
William Biggs LIKE THAT
How to replace waterpump on an Audi.
Step 1: Tear the whole front end down..
Step 2: Go to shower and cry.
2.7 t
While you're at it, some components might be due for replacement along the way.
V6 tt
Replace all da plastic clips
fook fok I hate clips
@@angelite143 Yeah, everything you can. All the belts, tensioners etc.. I only have 1.8t but still the same deal.
Honestly brother, thank you for your time and knowledge. You’re a great teacher.
Salam from Pakistan
Owner of an old Toyota pickup
Thanks chrisfix dude. You really help us broke people have hang on to hope to keep our rides rolling.
Chrisfix: how to change a water pump!
Scott: why you shouldn't change your water pump.
(Love the videos)
Well he said Alternator in recent video but yeah it's funny some of the back and forth between them sometimes.
Scott is just a klickbait cont...chrisfix is real deal
You shouldn't fix your coolant leak. Instead, buy a car with no coolant leak.
😂🤣🤣🤣
@@panzerveps Good point.
catching up on all of these because i start my job as a mechanic at Firestone on monday june 10th, wish me luck boys
Good luck and work on every car like it’s your mothers
Hey Chris, I've been watching you for two years now and you're the best youtuber I watch. Keep up the good work 👍
I like how you showed the installation process too instead of just saying “installation is the reverse of removal” because there were differences and useful info in the installation!
Chrisfix calling the Jaguar stealership.
Jaguar Rep: Hello, this is Jaguar. How may we help?
Chrisfix: Hey guys! Chrisfix here!
Chrisfix hangs up.
Jaguar? Try Ford. The Jaguar X-Type is basically a rebadged Ford Mondeo / Ford Taurus.
But you're absolutely right about Dealerships being a ripoff. Dealerships make 70+% of their profits from their Parts and Services departments, next is Used Car Sales, and lastly, New Car Sales.
Me: Chris my car stopped working!
Chris: Have you added medium strength thread locker?
Sawyer Thomson with soapy wooder
You da man chris! By far the best vehicle repair videos on KRplus, please keep em coming!😎🙏⚡
Fellow Jersey boy here (born at Fort Dix)....I have to smile every time he says, "Wooder pump"....Wicked funny!
Jaguar : 1 small belt, some screws and voila!
Porsche : *In your dreams!*
Hey, my car is aircooled, too. But its waaaay cheaper. Check out "Trabant", you would never ever need a tutorial on fixing it...
chrysler voyager puts a large middlefinger on your face.. just to change the waterpump and the timing belt the easiest thing to do is to remove the engine
I'm 15 years old don't even have a car but I love these videos so much I'm getting a non running car and fix it for my 16th love your videos Chris don't ever stop making them keep up the good work your my number one role model
This video will be useful for you, since you're gonna own a Car someday in the future.
Im 15 too
Good job my man!
I’m in the same boat!
same here fixin my own car nd only 16 yrs old
Great Video Chris,
I'm saving money and researching to change my timing belt, cam and crankshaft seals, tensioner, idler, and waterpump and belts myself. Your video showed me a few things others did not. Very clear, nothing rushed, and no time wasted. Keep up the videos.
But I will say, I didn't find a video of yours clearly titled to show you doing the kind of job I'm going to do. I'd really like to see one though. Cheers.
Omg you made this look so easy. My dealer ship is wanting to charge me 2600 to replace this.
Damn you have been working hard much respect for you Chris
Been here since day one keep it up🔥💪🏽💪🏽👍🏼
400+ dislikes from jaguar services
stoyan dimitrov now there’s 655 😂😂😂
other than watching a couple of volvo heads on youtube, this channel is my first source for any job i’m doing on my car and hands down the best quality diy mechanic videos on youtube🙌
This video was very informative. The spill proof funnel I must get one. Wow!!! U made it seem so easy and straight to the point. Thanks
Heey guuys !!!
Finally something broke so
We got video 😁
Your surprised? It's a jaaaag of course it broke!
@@aidanmakinster922 jags are always nightmares lol
For reals lol been a while without the iconic "hey guys! Its chrisfix here" phrase
the 203 dislikes are Jaguar mechanics.
Up to 230 now. I think every youtuber who has made his mark has also has collected a number of mindless haters. Consider these statistics from the US NIMH: 1.1% of adults are schizophrenic, 4% are bipolar (3/4 of them seriously), 4% suffer from rage disorder. "The prevalence of any personality disorder [is] 9.1%" It explains a lot. EDIT - it just struck me the ratio of likes to dislikes is right at 1%, the same as the prevalence of schizophrenia. An interesting coincidence, no?
Why they bother watching CF if they hate the video before watching, why pain themselves? 😋
Mayer I My guess is that it gives them something in the world they can complain about to make themselves feel superior. Without anyone or anything to look down upon, they probably feel inferior or at par with everyone else, and that is not acceptable.
@@Erik_C_251 Feel bad for those people. They should live and be well.
Everyone should feel equally as important as each other and not trying to be better or put others down
Another great informative video. My VW has been using coolant and recently got a warranty extension on the water pump. Maybe I can finally solve the mystery of the missing coolant. The mechanic just told me there's no problem if there's not a leak, and cut me off before I mentioned that I have been having to add coolant. Wish me luck dealing with these people.
Dude, you are amazing! Your videos are really fun to watch and also thanks for sharing your knowledge!
There is only one thing Chris loves more than cars wooder
The gaming beast thread locker
mom n' dad
Soda is just spicy wooder
what the hell is "wooder" do you mean water?
pyro 323 r/whoooosh
Service shops don't like doing anything difficult. If we can do it in our driveway they can do it far cheaper
Lol external water pumps aren't that common most are chain driven or timing belt driven
@@robbiesantos7677 exactly
13 min video took him 6 hours....c'mon bruh
Hell, my Duramax water pump is driven by a gear on the cam shaft.
You should never work on your own car. Take it to a professional, not a KRplusr
I know I've watched most of all your videos but I don't care. I love going back and watching them again because they are so satisfying, calm, and relaxing. You my good man are an amazing person!
That was one of the most easiest water pumps I've seen someone do. I do like that funnel set up.
I'm very surprised at how accessible that water pump is! Some pumps that are driven by the timing belt can be a huge amount of work.. great video as always!
Chrisfix:"Hey guys, Chrisfix here."
Me:*happiness noise*
ok, sven.
@@Kaelan514 Sven aint wrong tho.
Excellent video. Another job on the family car I now feel able to tackle with a splendid mixture of confidence, verve and parsimony.
Super helpful! Now I know what caused my windshield to sometimes get foggy and the annoying glaring street lights. Time to fix mine. Thanks Chris.