6.0 Powerstroke water pump replacement

We show just how easy it is to replace your 6.0 water pump.

[@juanbrito-nina2877]

Thanks for this. Nice to see a thorough repair video!

[@CJ-jk1tz]

Love your videos not a lot fluff just work and explanations. Thank you

[@AutomedicGarage]

Thanks bud, I’ve got some ideas for some fun content that won’t be just straight up working, maybe some comparisons, reviews etc

[@Powerstroke431]

@@AutomedicGarage you ever seen a coolant leak in cold temps only when block heater is plugged in?

[@AutomedicGarage]

@@Powerstroke431 no but it probably has nothing to do with the block heater other than it’s at the right temp to leak. It like having a leak only when cold.

[@Powerstroke431]

@AutomedicGarage My truck has never leaked coolant till just recently and if I don't use the block heater there's no leaks, but an hour or so after plugging it in there's dripping from underneath the water pump area. I'm in Canada so -30c daytime temps cause seals to shrink I get that just weird it never leaks unless using the block heater.

[@AutomedicGarage]

@@Powerstroke431 verify that it isn’t originating from the valley anywhere. Recently had one come in that I could have swore was gonna be a water pump leak, turned out the donut gasket on intake was degraded and brittle. It only leaked for a few minutes after warm up. No leak hot, no leak cold. Not saying that’s what you have just saying sometimes coolant leaks can be a fuss to find.

[@pakkelly]

Another great tutorial. Thank you.

[@omgbbqcia911]

man i love this channel just the best content out there for ford diesel guys! much love

[@AutomedicGarage]

Thanks bud

[@gblonde2331]

Thanks for the video. Made light work of this project. Ended up finding my squeal and replaced ac clutch at the same time. A1 content!

[@arcinom3597]

Short and sweet! Awesome! I will definitely watch more of your videos. 👍

[@AutomedicGarage]

Thanks bud

[@SyphADL87]

Worthy successor to DTR and PSH!

[@AutomedicGarage]

Now that’s a real compliment

[@AfroMetalDrummer89]

I’ll second that

[@AutomedicGarage]

@@AfroMetalDrummer89 thanks bud

[@clashofkingsaddict9733]

Great video😎👍

[@timteevin4517]

Good vid. Nothing extra. 👍

[@juanbriones7711]

Nice. Very helpful. Thanks.

[@AutomedicGarage]

Sure thing. Thanks for watching

[@mikemancini6276]

You made me feel more confident to do this on my own lol

[@AutomedicGarage]

It’s not a bad job

[@CameronFeltz]

How do you get coolant out of the heater core? I’m gonna switch to elc

[@AutomedicGarage]

You can A) flush the system with heater control valve in open position or B) disconnect both heater lines and blow out with compressed air

[@CameronFeltz]

@@AutomedicGarage thanks

[@tfriesen3866]

12:02 Harbor Freight. Those ones you’re using are probably really thin. You can get thicker gloves.

[@AutomedicGarage]

I haven’t thought about harbor freight I’ll check them out. Thanks

[@tfriesen3866]

@@AutomedicGarage they have them in different mil thicknesses. All the way up to 9 mil. Those are pretty stout.

[@MrCATIAEXPERT]

Thank you for these videos! I got 2003 6.0, all stock, but I think I'm overdue and changing the EGR and oil cooler. Only have 119k on it, still runs but sooo sluggish when cold .

[@dylandeckard1065]

What do i do when I don’t have an air gun?

[@AutomedicGarage]

You can do a cold chisel and hammer or wrench and hammer or go rent/buy the fan clutch tool

[@cowsgobark]

I used a 24 inch pipe wrench

[@timteevin4517]

Are you selling tshirts ?

[@AutomedicGarage]

Yes, automedicgarage.com