Land Rover Series 3 - water pump & coolant hose replacement -

[@neilsheridan9245]

Very helpful. Thanks for doing a very clear and thorough job, especially the bits about sorting the bolts and on filling using the heater hose outlet.

[@steamwally]

No problem, HTH.

[@bigbird130]

Thanks for the video. I've watched it twice now. I have just taken ownership of an 72 series 3 station wagon with the rover 6 cylinder and it looks like the process for changing the pump is the same. The water pump on mine is shot. I don't think it is pumping water at all. Anyway thanks for the video. I like the idea of putting the bolts in the new pump and transfer them to the old pump so you can put them back in the same place.

[@99carnot]

Very nice to see this - water pumps always seem to be challenging:) Happy holidays, and thanks for all the interesting videos!

[@steamwally]

Thank you, yes we got there in the end! Glad you have enjoyed the videos, have a good Christmas and best wishes for the new year. Phill.

[@1966scoutcheif]

merry Christmas from sunny Florida ..FINS UP..

[@steamwally]

Merry Christmas from a cold and wet corner of South East England! Best wishes for the new year, Phill.

[@rotaryhoes]

Always a bugger changing water pumps without removing the radiator. Those radiators take the skin off really quick!! Any time i change a water pump while i am there i always change the thermostat too.

[@steamwally]

Indeed! I thought about changing the thermostat but it seems to work well and it certainly didn't look too shabby from what I could see of it. It may have been replaced when the engine was rebuilt. Phill.

[@diederickhoogendijk5070]

Nice video, One question, is the pump belt driven?

[@steamwally]

[@beshamlakeram1807]

Hey. what's the purpose of that tube from the air line to the tappets cover?

[@josebenignoguzmane.3394]

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