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1993 nissain pathfinder 4wd changing h2o pump, I am at the ...

Sent to Car Experts May 23, 2006 5:29 p.m.

1993 nissain pathfinder 4wd vg30e 6 cyl. changing h2o pump, I am at the point of TRYing to remove the crank pully to access the the bottom bolts holding the pump in place, however, it will pull out. I have used a tension puller but it will not free up. am I missing a step?

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Sent May 23, 2006 6:11 p.m. (41 minutes and 26 seconds later)

Relist: I still need help.
Please help, I have a nissain pathfinder 1993, vg30e 6cyl. I am replacing the water pump and am having proplems removing the bottom crank pully. I have used a puller to "try" to loosen and pull the crank out, but have had no luck. I have to remove this to get the bottom bolts out to remove the water pump not to metion I might as well replace the timming belt while I'm in there. I have had this vehicle since 1994 after coming back from over seas, while active duty, help me get her back up. thank you.

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