Location and how to replace a water pump. - 1997 Dodge Avenger

Can't answer w/o year--make--model? The belt routing diagram may show where water pump is located? good luck

Location of the pump is generally located midway between the cylinder heads and the crankshaft.
To get to the water pump you will need to remove the timing belt. Might as well replace that if it hasn’t been done in a while. Water pump/timing belt replacement kit probably $120-$200.
If you take it somewhere most of the cost is in the labor of taking it apart and putting it back together. Not really all that hard, just time consuming.

The water pump is located behind the fan.you have to take the fan off Then you will see the bolts which hold the water pump around 6 by memory.You will probably have to gently pry it off and replace the gasket (which should come with the replacement pump.just do the reverse to put new pump on.
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on the midle of the engine run whit timing belt

It's driven by the timing belt behind plastic covers. If you replace it be sure to do the timing belt as well!

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Water pump diagram of the 3.0 V6

Fig. 1: Water pump location on 2.4L engines

Fig. 3: Water pump mounting detail-3.0L engine

Fig. 4: Water pump location-3.3 and 3.8L engines

When installing the pump, make sure that the O-ring is properly seated in the groove in the pump body.

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Water pump sits in the front of the engine top centerline. Look just below the coil pack. It uses the timing v-belt for operation so it takes a bit of mechanical know how to remove/replace (r&r) it, as the timing can be thrown off if the v-belt is not reinstalled correctly. Get past the timing belt, the water pump is r&r is just a few bolts away. I'm currently babying my water pump...the part is relatively inexpensive compared with an almost $500 labor charge (5hrs, dealer est.) to replace it. I'll be hitting up the dealer as my '93 Audi 90 CS Quattro is a daily driver. G/L

It is located on top of the engine under the throttle body, it sucks, plan on a whole day if you are a good machanic.