Water leak.

Asked by GuruLTRF9 Mar 30, 2019 at 01:41 PM about the 2006 Ford Explorer Limited V8 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I replaced the water pump on my 2006 Ford
explorer. After I did so I started it and drove it
down the road and came back to find out that it is
still leaking water where else could it be coming
from?

3 Answers

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Get under the car and look to isolate the area it is coming from. Check the fittings on all hoses in the area and insure they are tight. If it is still leaking around the water pump, either the pump is leaking at the main shaft or it is leaking around the gasket you installed. You may have to pull it again and replace the gasket or if it is the shaft, the whole pump.

73,340

Go to a place like Autozone and get the free loaner tool to check for leaks. It attaches to the radiator filler and you pump up the pressure to about 10 pounds only. Believe me, you will see exactly where the water is coming to in short order.

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