henryv1111
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Is it necessary to remove the radiator to replace the water pump on a I4 tractor. The book said that it is Buttt I just thought I would ask.
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John M
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It "can" be done. I took the pump off of one with the rad on, but ended up taking the rad off to put it back together. If I recall correctly I took the pump, fan and shroud off all at one time. (This was back when I didnt know anything about tractors, like maybe 9 or 10. My Dad was impressed by my ingenuity.)
When I rebuilt the one on my I4, I took the rad off more or less to keep from damaging the rad.
When I rebuilt the one on my I4, I took the rad off more or less to keep from damaging the rad.
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