Where is the Cruze water pump located

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StRowan
07/29/25 2:51pm
The Cruze water pump is located on the engine block. Below are the repair steps for a leaking Cruze water pump: 1. Remove the water pump: First drain the coolant from the water pump, remove the V-belt, use special tools to press out the water pump pulley, then remove the water pump. 2. Disassemble the water pump: Use special tools to first remove the water pump bearing, then detach the water pump impeller and seal assembly from the bearing. 3. Replace the sealing ring, new gasket, new V-belt, and new pulley. 4. Reassembly: Use special tools to first press the bearing onto the water pump impeller, then press the impeller and seal assembly into their designated positions. Press the water pump bearing onto the pulley seat, ensuring the bearing end face is flush during operation, with the impeller plane 0.1-0.3mm lower than the pump housing plane. 5. Inspection: The assembled water pump shaft should rotate smoothly. The water pump bearing should have no perceptible radial clearance. 6. Refill with new coolant.
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