1998-2013 Mercedes Water Pump Replacement | Step-by-Step Guide

[@LARonPaul2012]

I love how he completely avoids telling us viewers what model this is. Absolutely unbelievable.

[@YOUCANIC]

Apologies for any confusion you may have experienced. At YOUCANIC, we aim to make car repairs understandable for all car owners. For more detailed information, including model specifics, you're invited to check out our Full System Scanner at www.youcanic.com/scanner. Feel free to explore more of our resources, or ask any car-related questions at www.youcanic.com. Our goal is to be your reliable source for all things automotive. Your trust in YOUCANIC is greatly valued.

[@dantronics1682]

I was thinking the same thing, I have a merc and my water pump doesnt even look like that

[@kdao1007]

That engine has a serious oil filter housing gasket leak. I just replaced mine and went ahead and replaced other items in the front of engine too. I replaced the water pump, thermostat, idler pulley, belt tensioner, Egr gasket, shutoff valve gasket... Might as well do that maintenance. I love your videos. ON the waterpump, all I did was took my new water pump and traced the borders and pulled the bolts out from stuck on the cardboard box I traced so I wont worry where which bolts goes.

[@Mangohabernero]

Most clear and well explained video l. Thanks

[@csixtythree]

What kind of bolt is at 3:57 ? Previous owner of vehicle broke that bolt and put in a crappy alternative. The alternative doesn’t fit and it’s leaking so I need the correct size pls

[@cransaftvalve734]

They are the typical Mercedes hexagonal bolts.

[@andrewsilverman7954]

Terrific detail and great camera work! One quick question if you don't mind. Would you what the torque specs for the E10 and E12 bolts? I appreciate it.

[@YOUCANIC]

They are at the bottom of the step by step guide. www.youcanic.com/wiki/mercedes-benz-water-pump-replacement

[@andrewsilverman7954]

I appreciate it. Thank you for the information.

[@Twistedzlone]

Do you have a link to show what bolt goes where, size and location. Thanks

[@debbiecarter8063]

Thank u so very much:) Very Helpfull

[@enriqueroman3138]

Do you think that this is the cause that the hose get falling every time I put back ?

[@themassagemasters]

Great job

[@jesseviera240]

Do u have to pull the thermostat and does fan have to come out ?

[@YOUCANIC]

Thank you for your question! The requirement to remove the thermostat or fan depends on the specific car model and the repair you're planning. At Youcanic, we are dedicated to helping car owners like you with their car maintenance tasks. We provide step-by-step guidance via our available resources and offer a Youcanic scanner to make things smoother. For detailed instructions, check out our factory repair manuals at www.youcanic.com. Our team is here to assist, so feel free to ask any more questions if you need! Your confidence under the hood is our mission.

[@high5compliments45]

Hello,my slk 230 had an accudent from the drivers side down below.Now is the radiator damaged and has a big dent on the bottom,but the radiator doesnt leak.Now i believe that the leak is coming from the waterpomp because it drips on the upperside of the belt.Is it possible that the waterpump start leaking because of the damaged radiator?

[@YOUCANIC]

Thank you for sharing your issue. It's possible the accident could have indirectly caused damage to your water pump. To diagnose your SLK 230 like an expert mechanic, you may need a good professional diagnostic scanner. That is why we developed the YOUCANIC Full System Scanner. [Learn more](www.youcanic.com/scanner) To ensure the repairs are done correctly, having access to Factory Repair Manuals and Torque Specs can be invaluable. We offer access for a small fee, which could save you in costly repairs [Get it here](www.youcanic.com/manuals). Our goal is to empower you in dealing with your car repairs.

[@acr8615]

How can you tell if the water pump is going out?

[@livingitup247]

What would cause oil leak to the left of the water pump

[@YOUCANIC]

Thank you for your question. An oil leak to the left of the water pump could be due to a faulty gasket or seal. A precise diagnosis requires a professional diagnostic scanner like the YOUCANIC Full System Scanner which allows you to diagnose issues like an expert mechanic. Learn more at www.youcanic.com/scanner. To correctly fix the issue, you might need specific repair manuals and torque specs. YOUCANIC provides access to Factory Repair Manuals that would guide you step-by-step. You can find all you need at www.youcanic.com/manuals. Our main goal is to empower car owners like you with knowledge and tools to manage car repairs effectively.

[@SrColon309]

Wonderful, thank you very much my friend 👍👍👍

[@AndreiB12]

Can i replace just water pump pulley?

[@YOUCANIC]

Thanks for your question! Yes, you can replace just the water pump pulley, but remember the procedure can vary depending on the car model. We encourage you to visit our website, www.youcanic.com, where we provide helpful guides, factory repair manuals, and free resources including our powerful YOUCANIC scanner. Over at Youcanic, our mission is to empower car owners to perform maintenance confidently and economically. Feel free to explore our site and don't hesitate to reach out if you need assistance. We're happy to support you in your car ownership journey!

[@AndreiB12]

What about c220 w203 mercedes benz , i could not find it on your website?

[@kubotaz4]

Geez I love KZbin...he knew exactly the bolt, under the water pump pulley, that I was struggling with...8mm socket worked perfectly

[@YOUCANIC]

We appreciate your feedback! At YOUCANIC, we're committed to empowering car owners and relieving the stress of car maintenance. Besides helpful guides and free resources, we also offer a powerful YOUCANIC scanner and factory repair manuals to ease your tasks. Feel free to explore our website and get in touch if you need further assistance. Remember, we're with you every step on your car ownership journey! [www.youcanic.com/] Enjoy your DIY Mechanic journey with Youcanic!

[@ivansuton141]

Hrvat