Water pump or pulley going bad
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Water pump or pulley going bad
I had my 2004 chrysler crossfire coupe for about 10 months now it has 133,000 miles on it now when I got it it had 120,500 miles so far I've changed the Alternator and one turning signal but the other day I noticed a squeking noise coming from under the hood so I pop the hood and noticed my water pump pulley wobbling so now I'm trying to figure out if I need to buy a new pulley or a whole new water pump it's not running hot or leaking coolant thank God for that since then I'm afraid to drive it
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Re: Water pump or pulley going bad
You need a water pump.
I'd just let it go and not worry about it. The adventure of being towed is a lot of fun, so dont fix it, let it go till it breaks down on you.
Then take it to a Chrysler dealer where they will screw around for a day or two and finally fix it - and bill you a good $850 to $1000.
(Or more, for the imaginary bad steering linkage you have...)
I'd just let it go and not worry about it. The adventure of being towed is a lot of fun, so dont fix it, let it go till it breaks down on you.
Then take it to a Chrysler dealer where they will screw around for a day or two and finally fix it - and bill you a good $850 to $1000.
(Or more, for the imaginary bad steering linkage you have...)
Last edited by pizzaguy; Dec 17, 2018 at 10:00 PM.
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Re: Water pump or pulley going bad
I's not a bad DIY, might as well take the opportunity to change the coolant with fresh Zerex G05 with 50/50 distilled water.
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