Subject	Re: Re: Why would you pull the crank pulley to do the water pump?
Posted by	Lets_Go_Blues on June 03, 2012 at 8:15 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Why would you pull the crank pulley to do the water pump? posted by Aldrand on June 03, 2012 at 02:46 PM
Message	The crank pulley only lines up one way so as long as you didn't mess with the timing belt then that has nothing to do with it. I would bet that the burning smell is bad lol and probably your problem. Find out what is burning and fix it. Check all your fuses and grounds.
Follow Ups	after water pump replacement my car dies soon after start - Aldrand 10:53:04 06/03/12 Why would you pull the crank pulley to do the water pump? - Draker (Eugene, OR) 13:09:06 06/03/12 Re: Why would you pull the crank pulley to do the water pump? - Aldrand 14:46:17 06/03/12 Re: Re: Why would you pull the crank pulley to do the water pump? - Lets_Go_Blues 20:15:00 06/03/12 Re: Re: Re: Why would you pull the crank pulley to do the water pump? - Aldrand 10:39:48 06/04/12 Re: Re: Re: Re: Why would you pull the crank pulley to do the water pump? - Lets_Go_Blues 12:54:23 06/04/12
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