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Old 7th January 2015, 11:17   #1
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HELP!!

I'm trying to get the water pump off a VTR and to say I'm struggling would be an understatement, it keeps breaking where I'm trying to pry it off and there ain't much left of the bracket, I've drilled holes in it to try and loosen it and it ain't having none of it.

please will somebody tell me how to get the stupid fooking thing off cause I'm about ready to take and angle grinder to it!!
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Old 7th January 2015, 11:33   #2
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keep at it matey, they can be an utter arse to remove. You have to hit it hard and try and get something to lever behind it or spin it if you can, perseverance is key

this was my 8v one:



and my 16v one:
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Get an old long flat blade screwdriver in behind & wallop the handle.
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Old 7th January 2015, 16:17   #4
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i had the same issue, just keep going and eventually it will come out. took me and my mate about an hour to get it off.
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