Just replace it.
During the 1990s, both my parents owned cars where the water pump died halfway between the life of the second timing belt.
Why did Toyota make the engine so that the serpantine belt drives the water pump, but pulling off the timing belt is required to replace it?
During the 1990s, both my parents owned cars where the water pump died halfway between the life of the second timing belt.
Why did Toyota make the engine so that the serpantine belt drives the water pump, but pulling off the timing belt is required to replace it?
