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Old 08-28-2016, 12:26 PM
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Hello friends,
In the process of reinstalling a new water pump, One of the three bolts holding the pulley to the pump broke. Additionally, I scratched the pulley slightly with the home made removal tool I created for this install.
My questions are as following: Would the balance of the pully compromised due to the scratch? Is it appropriate to replace the bolts with simple hex type bolt rather than the flange type? I have at hand some nice stainless steel hex bolt with size appropriate lock washers.
Please advise,
Gorge
 
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use a good bolt & washer.....(not a grade 2 from the hardware store) and you'll be fine.
you didnt give us a pic of your "scratch" but it's unlikely that the balance would be affected.....you do want to make sure that the belt surface is smooth
 
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Old 08-29-2016, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by XCELLER8
use a good bolt & washer.....(not a grade 2 from the hardware store) and you'll be fine.
you didnt give us a pic of your "scratch" but it's unlikely that the balance would be affected.....you do want to make sure that the belt surface is smooth
Thanks for the information.

The scratch was not very deep. I sand the area and repaint. I also used grade 10 bolts from autozone.

I now have water leaking from the thermostat area. I truly hope that is not something major. I applied 28 foot pounds of torque to t he thermostat housing. Should give I tightener a bit more?

Please advice,
George
 
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Rave says to torque thermostat housing to 28 nm wich is 20 ftlbs

Your torque is sufficient, but have you replaced the thermostat housing/water outlets gasket lately.
 
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