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How hard is it to replace the water pump on a '99 Durango?

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Difficulty

See the closely related question to the right. A number of opinions have been given. Some say it just takes some explaining, as with any repair by the home mechanic.

The hardest part is removing the fan blade and shroud. You will need a strap wrench because the "special tool" doesn't work on durango water pumps. There are no screws on the pulley for the wrench to secure the pulley with.

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