Water Pump - 2004-2008 5.4L Ford F-150

On this episode of Fear No Fix, Chris and Jordan replace the Water Pump in a 5.4L Ford F-150 (model years 2004-2008).
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Fix Details:
DTCs (Diagnostic Trouble Codes) associated with this fix:
• P1285
• P1299
This fix is often paired with replacing the Fan Clutch. You can check out that fix here:
• Fan Clutch - 2004-2008...

[@zadalekn]

Great video. Just got myself into a 2005 F150 5.4 V8 186k miles, excited to start the journey to 250k

[@johnbaine1905]

Another great video. Thank you! (Keep these F150 5.4L videos coming. My 2005 and I appreciate them.)

[@fish4souls3]

You guys are life savers! Couldn’t have done it without y’all. Excellent video thank you so much

[@davidd8435]

Sirs thank you for the content, its always better to get a visual lesson and you save the video for future reference.

[@turrubiartes9]

Thanks. I followed the directions and everything went well. 👍👍👍

[@kevinfrazier9669]

Great video, easy to follow along. Well explained, steady camera, good lighting. You guys really make the job look easy. Wasn't looking forward to tackling my 06 F150. But I have more confidence now. Thank You!

[@TheOnlysexychica]

The videos you guys post have been such a huge help to me thank you!

[@tturi2]

Thank you very much for this video, it helped me gain the confidence on changing the pump on my 5.4 32v, even though I already knew how to change it.

[@miltontaylor5466]

Very informative and very well produced video. Thank you very much!!d

[@rickbudway877]

Excellent video guys, my pump hasn't gone yet, but now I'm prepared if it does.

[@PilotViewProductions]

Perfect, just perfect. Thanks for the steady camera work, and bright lighting....the bain of most KZbin how-to videos. Excellent work guys, just excellent. And I have very high standards.

[@LemurMonitors]

"You can't see it, but it's definitely down there behind this cross member. Anyways we're not going to actually replace the part, just show roughly where it is and oops I dropped my phone"

[@Rein_Ciarfella]

@@LemurMonitors LOLOLOL!!! Perfect! :)

[@rickdeckard1075]

*bane ... unless your vid is funded by mitt romney and bain capital

[@roypboston1]

Great video, I appreciate it. Going to be changing mine out soon.

[@tahmoresgholamipour4981]

Excellent video for automotive vocational school.

[@bigboss-tl2xr]

Awesome job guys, thumbs up and subscribed!

[@mserrano177]

good step by step video, great job... also subscribed to your channel

[@javiergarcia2487]

Thank you for your videos bro 😎 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@rickdeckard1075]

12:35 "rotate...cry...rotate...cry..." lol .... great video.

[@leonuug]

I think they were saying rotate, pry

[@Nasserband]

Thinking out of the box, amazing 👍🏻

[@LemurMonitors]

As much as we love buying tools, it hurts to pay for one you'll only use once

[@user-nj2tn1pv7p]

Great video guys!

THANK YOU!

[@nitroman1999]

Great job!!!

[@JustAnAverageBrad]

so when the parts places ask whether i need a 30mm pump or a 36mm pump are they meaning the thread size on the pump shaft or are they talking about the wrench size needed to remove the clutch?

[@m.7n6]

I just have a small coolant seep, but I'm just gonna do a whole new water pump, fan clutch, cooling fan blade, radiator drain plug, and thermostat, and new upper and lower radiator hose and new coolant reservoir, so it's fixed fixed that's what I would personally do. I might as well do a new Radiator while I'm at it.

[@oscarortiz3723]

Great video nice how detail about the jod evey nut an bolt thats what im talking about, just one thing what color is the radiator fluid used? Keep up the awesome work

[@mick5740]

Any ideas where these usually break ! ? Iv got a 06 with 155k. Domt want to break down on the side do the highway I did notice some belt squeak last winter that was strange but it’s gone now in summer and after winter. If I go in and do pulleys and belt which I did a few back at 90k I feel like it be the best time to do water pump and fan clutch LOL. Of course

[@frtforet3418]

Nice video guys. Can you also post video about blue driver live features what numbers mean, what is proper digits and so. I’m kind of lost. Many thanks

[@LemurMonitors]

Hi! I will pass it along to the media team have a great weekend

[@Immortal22324]

Anybody know if I can just take off the fan pulley and water pump all at once by removing the water pump? My fan clutch bolt is completely stuck and it's being a mother to remove.

[@tonyvillatoro2501]

I replaced thermostat fan clutch and water pump but my truck still overheats… what else am I missing???

[@shawnfanning8519]

Thank, I need to check my thermostat

[@papasmrff2291]

Side note, I’m an alignment tech, a 36mm wrench is used enough by me to justify a purchase 😂

[@riverrivers250]

I got a (2005 f150 4.6L),,,, how much anti freeze does it take if its totally empty of anti freeze,,,,

[@LemurMonitors]

If you're drained dry the 4.6 takes about 18.6L or 20.7 qt of coolant

[@user-bb8cu6kk4f]

​@@LemurMonitorswhat about the 5.4L?

[@user-bb8cu6kk4f]

​@@LemurMonitorsand what type specifically?

[@shamshield2320]

Do you guys have a part number for that water pump?

[@LemurMonitors]

Quickest way to get the proper part number may be to call a parts department at a dealership and ask what the actually part number is for your year vehicle!

[@MicahFunk]

Why wouldn't you use a large crescent wrench with a soft blow hammer to break the fan free?

[@LemurMonitors]

That'll work if you have something that big lying around (36mm), but you may still need something to keep the water pump pulley still depending on how stubborn it is

[@The1NonlySavior]

That truck needs a new timing set..or at least some tensioners..that chain rattle is horrible 🤣.

[@LemurMonitors]

Sadly her days on the road are coming to an end due to terminal canada rust

[@ericneering6357]

Fan and water pump a long chisel and a hammer and whack it it comes right off and then the same thing to put it back on just whack it

[@operationbs7610]

Way to much time was being concerned about radiator heat hissing from a cold engine. Lol

[@user-ow4ez2kg9v]

I wish I had smaller