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Is there any major reason why the water pump is changed during the 100k service, the only thing I can think of is so you don't have to replace it between 100k services because I know that the FTO is a pain in the back side to change timing belts and also that coolant can reduce the life of the timing belt.

I have pretty much done a 100k service on my car even thou it only done 58,000km but its 94 model, the only things I haven't done it the cams seals and water pump, only because they weren't leaking.
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water pump....cos when it dies u will know.
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bigpitty1 wrote: cams seals and water pump, only because they weren't leaking.
Mine were DRIPPING! like a tap. So i changed them and the Krankshaft as well. Now it's AWERSOM! :D
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Oliver89 wrote:
bigpitty1 wrote: cams seals and water pump, only because they weren't leaking.
Mine were DRIPPING! like a tap. So i changed them and the Krankshaft as well. Now it's AWERSOM! :D
You changed the crankshaft as well? :? That a mighty big service....
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Mine leaves a few spots of oil on the floor. Why?

Will Autosalon be pissed off if I leave a bit on their floor?
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Probably cams seals. Not critical.

Wont be Autosalon that will have the floor dripped on, it'll be my matting! :lol:
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Its good to do the cam seals because the oil weakens the timing belt, I have a daewoo come in at work a while ago with a snapped timing belt, it snapped because the timing belt was soaked in oil because of the cam seal was leaking, so there was bent valves, holes in pistons and head damage.

So it became a expensive repair, so it ended up in the wreckers I think, I think the repair was more than the car so he never got it fixed.
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Great. How much $$$ for cam seals and where do I get them? God I sound like a noob.
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Well first up, lets have a look at where its leaking from, at the moment this is all speculation. I'll have a geez on Sunday.
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Bennoz wrote:Well first up, lets have a look at where its leaking from, at the moment this is all speculation. I'll have a geez on Sunday.
Cheers. BTW, want to drive up on Sunday together?
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AJ wrote: Cheers. BTW, want to drive up on Sunday together?
Awwww How Cute , That'll make a Great couple. lol haha :P

Its prob your cam seals as well i say there only Rubber :evil: Couldnt they make them Alminum Like toyota do.
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