Can someone give me step by step instructions on how to change a water pump in a 94 civic LX automatic?

detailed instructions pleaseCan someone give me step by step instructions on how to change a water pump in a 94 civic LX automatic?
Wow that was the worst answer ive ever seen. i suggest u get a chiltons repair manual. itll give u a step by step guide thats right unlike the answer aboveCan someone give me step by step instructions on how to change a water pump in a 94 civic LX automatic?
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Drain the coolant from the radiator or engine block into a clean drain pan. Some vehicles require that you remove one end of the lower radiator hose to drain the system. If the coolant is rusty, dirty or over two years old, dispose of it properly, and flush the system before replacing the pump, as contaminated coolant could cause failure of the new pump.

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To remove the fan and fan clutch, start with the fan shroud (if you have one) and move it inward over the fan. Remove the fan bolts, and take the fan and shroud off together. If the vehicle has a fan clutch, you might want to consider replacing it at this time. Fan clutches should always be laid face down to prevent damage and assure proper operation. Check the fan for cracks, bent blades or other defects. Don't try to repair a damaged fan, always replace it.

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Remove other components as needed to make the water pump accessible. These would include the belts, alternator, power steering pump, and air conditioning compressor. It is not always necessary to remove the hoses or wiring to these components most times you can just move them out of the way - simply place them out of the way. Consult your cars repair manual for specific instructions on engines where parts such as timing belts must be disturbed. Remove all heater and by-pass hoses that are connected to the water pump. At this time, remove any hose fittings that thread into the pump.

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Remove the water pump attaching bolts, noting their lengths and positions for correct replacement. Remove the pump from the engine.



IMPORTANT: If the pump does not come off easily, check to be sure all the mounting bolts have been removed. Do not try to force it off. After the old pump has been removed, carefully clean all the old gasket material from the mounting surface of the engine. Also wire brush the threads of the water pump mounting bolts to pre-pare for reinstallation.



If required, transfer the studs for fan attachment from the old pump to the new pump. This is most easily accomplished by using the ';double nut'; method.