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Old 07-15-2013, 04:45 AM   #1
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Since you already have the engine covers off, you can take off the serpentine belt. Give the water pump pulley a spin and see if there is any noise or roughness in the bearings. You can also grab it and see if it has any wobble in the shaft. That should confirm it.
If the water pump is gone, I would not drive it and I agree that you might as well do the front mount while you are in there. It it is the original, it is probably way past due to be replaced.

BTW, make sure you get an OEM water pump. The aftermarket ones don't seem to hold up very well.
Good point.
So far, I have used OEM for all replacements.
They are more expensive, but hopefully better.
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