How To Remove a Duramax Water Pump

Duramax Water Pump

Good socket set with atleast 30 inches of 3/8 extensions for starter bolts swivel extensions and u joint extensions.

Ratcheting flex head wrenches make life easier in tight areas.

10,12,14 mm sockets both regular and deep

15mm 3/8" socket for the starter

12mm wrench

screwdriver, retaining pin pliers or wire nippers, 90 degree needle nose pliers.

Something to protect Radiator from damage, wood cardboard, sheet metal. something gotta be there.

fan clutch removal tool from autoparts store, I used the 1-7/8 flat wrench and 90 degree needle nose pliers to remove fan clutch

3/4 drive breaker with big *** cheater bar and a 12pt 36mm or 1-7/16(36.5m) 3/4 drive socket

torque wrench that can do at least 260ftlbs.

one short half inch extension, really only need a 5 inch one.

large bucket or pan for coolant.

something to stand on work off of, its going to be a long day

dielectric grease/ motor oil for o-rings

And a good helper. and about 4-6 hours of your day.

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