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This video is part 1 of the replacement of a water pump on a 5.7L Chevy V8. This video will apply to many other makes that use this engine such as GMC as the engine in this video has been used for many years by GM. I feel it’s a job that just about any DIY could do with the right set of tools. The video also covers the diagnosis of the faulty water pump as well as purging the air out of the cooling system when you’re done. One last thing. I know the Check engine light is on, it’s a catalytic converter code.

This video can be seen in it’s entirety with bonus footage such as how I dealt with the speed clip that wouldn’t come out as well as the thermostat replacement. You can see this footage by signing up for a Premium Membership at EricTheCarGuy.com. More information can be found here.

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Here are some helpful links mentioned in the video that you may find useful.

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kElUsAPkoA&feature=youtu.be

Replacing a Serpentine Belt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wg1AX77xEBQ

Belts and Pulleys: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSTZdTAB_As

Diagnosing an Overheat: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUzOTnsWImI

Bleeding a Cooling System: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUpXgAJ1gjU

Discussion about this video: https://www.ericthecarguy.com/kunena/18-The-EricTheCarGuy-Video-Forum/43885-1998-chevy-tahoe-57l-water-pump-replacement#52479

Stay dirty

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48 thoughts on “1998 Chevy Tahoe 5.7L Water Pump Replacement (Part 1) -EricTheCarGuy”
  1. Talking way to much about what’s wrong with your truck, just show how to change the damn water pump

  2. Is there a bigger or smaller pulleys to spin water pump faster for a 1998 gmc k1500 for better cooling ?

  3. Is there a bigger or smaller pulleys to spin water pump faster for a 1998 gmc k1500 for better cooling ?

  4. Thanks Eric, you helped get us through the fix. Couldn't get the big nut off either, ended up taking the pump off with fan attached, clamping pulley into vice and using a long pipe over the wrench to get more leverage, while the other hit it with hammer eventually gave way. Man we were glad to get that thing apart, took hours just to get the nut undone.

  5. I have a gmc sierra 1996 5.7, hazards only work when i press the brake but dont flash. Bulbs, relays, fuses and multifunctional switches are all good, circuit board works. Any thing else would work? Thanks

  6. Just wanna say Thank You Eric! Just put on my first water pump and it went smoothly and painlessly because of your very helpful video! Thanks again, Eric!

  7. The pipe wrench is a WIN!! My dad helped me take out the clutch fan from my 1994 towncar. Jeez that was the Hard part 😂

  8. A couple years ago I replaced the water pump on my 99 Tahoe, now I'm replacing the power steering pump and wanted to get the fan out of the way for easier access, fast forward through the video to the fan removal part and seen you using the pipe wrench , I tried that too, I thought he gets that off I'm going to shit, I didn't have a wrench that big, gonna have to borrow one, and I couldn't remember if it was left or right handed threads, thanks Eric on the right track now. Subbing up 👍

  9. "Remember you are its master" washer falls into coolant

    very informative video though, gonna try to replace the water pump on my 99 tahoe. thanks for the help!

  10. Driving down the highway last night, heard a sound and something fell. Pulled over and saw that the fan had fallen off and damaged the radiator. So this video is PERFECT. Subscribed.

  11. i wish you would have shown us the sound first, every time you think you have to change something. just hearing the sound helps us.

  12. Don't remove the belt before you loosen the bolts on the water pump pulley. With the belt on you still have tension and the bolts come off easy.

  13. There's a drain plug on the bottom right of the radiator (when viewing from front of car) that lets you drain almost everything. Makes less of a mess than removing the lower radiator hose.

  14. you know anything about swapping parts from one motor to the other? if so could you tell me if I can run a 92 pulley system on a 97 vortec chevy both 350s of course.

  15. Just bought a 96 box truck with supposedly 50k some miles on it that is leaking like a bum in an alley towards the from from what I can tell. I sure hope is something simple like a water pump. Sure doesn't have the room a truck has to work under the hood, can tell that already.

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