2011 F-150 3.5L Water Pump Replacement

[@kylewagner2784]

Dude I was struggling for 5 hours trying to figure out how to just access the water pump. Your video was finally showing what I was missing. Thank you

[@sixtauto]

@@kylewagner2784 Your welcome, I'm happy it helped you. Thank you for watching. Pass it along!

[@marteck319]

What a great video and narrative. Your camera positioning was spot on. Thank you.

[@RussellHall2696]

OMG, I spent the entire day taking the plumbing and stuff off. (Mind you I am legally blind) and you sir showed me the few steps I missed. I appreciate the awesome video and wish more people were as thorough as you were!

[@SoLCollectR]

Im about to do this on my 2011 3.5 thank you for uploading, this is definitely gonna help me out.

[@mattanderton9669]

How did you know it was the water pump? My EB takes forever to warm up, it loses a little coolant from the res every 2-3 weeks and the lower radiator hose is cold after a drive. I'm guessing a thermostat or trapped air. I drained and filled the radiator a couple months ago but didn't vacuum fill it.

[@4206447]

Do you have part numbers for everything you did.

[@brianwills3757]

What about the inside chain drive water pump?

[@FloridaMan7337]

those are for the non turbo 3.5's

[@rickprusak9326]

Make sure you flush out the spilled coolant with clear water so you don't have residual coolant leaking onto your driveway or garage floor, giving you the impression that you still have a coolant leak. I've seen guys who changed engine oil and left residual oil on the oil filter pan that leaked oil on the customers driveway or garage floor. The mechanic getting a pissed off phone call about an oil leak after getting the oil changed. Clean up the surrounding areas inside the engine compartment to avoid drama. 😮