Start with emptying the cooling system. In the case of four-cylinder engines, detach the alternator, drivebelt, and unbolt the pulley in the flange of water pump drive with an Allen key. Unscrew the clips, and unscrew the hoses that lead to water pump housing. Unscrew nut, take out the special bolt that holds lower timing cover, to water pump assembly. Unscrew the water pump assembly of the cylinder block and take out the O-ring that seals it. Tap the water pump out of the housing using a wooden mallet, unscrew the bolts and take the gasket off, then tap the water pump out of the housing. In five-cylinder engines (when they are fitted with power steering), take off the pump but leave the hoses in place. Install An Allen key is used to loosen the nuts and remove the upper timing cover after which the engine is set to TDC compression on the No 1 cylinder. Relax the bolts of the water pump mounting and adjusting and turn the water pump clockwise that the timing belt tension is relieved. Take off the timing belt that is connected to the camshaft and water pump pulleys and loosely attach it to one side. In single overhead camshaft engines, the sprocket and timing belt rear cover of the timing belt are removed and in double overhead camshaft engines, the timing belt rear cover is removed. Unscrew the rest of the water pump screws including the stay position, should it be fitted, then unscrew the water pump out of the cylinder block and then remove the sealing ring without upsetting the crankshaft or camshaft when the timing belt is out of the screws. In case of a malfunctioning water pump, then it will be necessary to replace the water pump as no individual parts can be found. Wipe the water pump and housing mating faces and block (where necessary). Refitting is the alternative of removal, with the help of a new gasket or a sealing ring when required. On 5 cylinder engines, refit and tension the timing belt, and fill the cooling system and tension the alternator and power steering pump drivebelts where applicable.