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2004 Chrysler Pacifica Water Pump, Thermostat Housing

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2 diagrams found. Select a diagram to view its particular parts.
  • 1.Cooling - Water Pump
    2004 Chrysler Pacifica Water Pump Diagram 1 - Thumbnail
  • 2.Cooling System - Water Pump
    2004 Chrysler Pacifica Water Pump Diagram 2 - Thumbnail
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  • V9900085
    PUMP Water
    • Part Notes: Value Line
    • Fitting Vehicle Options: 74 - SPORT UTILITY 4-DR TYPE #4, C - CHRYSLER, Y - CHRYSLER
    • Replaced By: 68382487AA
    MSRP: $252.00 Your Price: $165.02

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Water Pump Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Chrysler Pacifica

  • Q:
    Can a Water Pump Be Replaced Without Discharging the Air Conditioning System, and What Precautions Are Necessary on 2004 Chrysler Pacifica?
    A:
    The water pump can be replaced without discharging the air conditioning system, but do not remove the pressure cap as hot. A small coolant weep is normal but heavy weep is a sign of seal failure. To replace, drain the cooling system, remove the timing belt and check for damage before the timing belt is re-installed.
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