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To replace the water pump on a Fiat 500, remove the obstructing parts located to the left of the engine block and the front right wheel by loosening the bolts and removing the relevant wheel arch liner. This will allow access to the side of the engine where the pulleys are located. By loosening the tensioner, you can remove the belt and then access the water pump by sliding it out of its housing. Once the old pump is removed, you can fit a new one, reassembling all other components.
Updated on 5 June 2026 by ScegliAuto
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