How to Replace the Electric Water Pump on a 2018 Toyota Camry (2018–2023)

How to Replace the Electric Water Pump on a 2018 Toyota Camry (2018–2023) In this video, I show how to replace the electric water pump on a • Toyota Camry: 2018–2023, Toyota Avalon: 2019–2022, Toyota RAV4: 2019–2023, Toyota RAV4 Prime SE / XSE: 2021–2023, Toyota Highlander: 2020–2022,Toyota Venza LE / XLE / Limited: 2021–2023, Toyota Sienna LE / XLE / XSE / Limited / Platinum / Woodland Edition: 2021–2023 with the 2.5L engine. The process includes removing the drive belt and alternator, disconnecting electrical connections, replacing the water pump, and properly refilling and bleeding the cooling system using a vacuum refill tool. Subscribe for more Toyota technician tips & repair guides: https://youtube.com/@GreasyJac?si=wxuazb81_A0xJWbA?sub_confirmation=1 This procedure is very similar across multiple Toyota models that use the 2.5L engine, making this walkthrough helpful for other vehicles as well. Always confirm part compatibility and torque specifications for your specific vehicle before starting the repair. Codes: P26CB / P26CB71 (Engine Coolant Pump A Stuck Off): Common on newer models (2018-2023 Camry/RAV4), indicating the pump has failed and is not operating. P261B (Coolant Pump B Control Circuit): Indicates the electric water pump for the engine is not spinning at the commanded speed or is seized. P26CC: Electric Engine Coolant Pump Circuit Low Voltage. P26CA: Related to electric water pump issues. Vehicle Compatibility (2.5L Engine) • Toyota Camry: 2018–2023 • Toyota Avalon: 2019–2022 • Toyota RAV4: 2019–2023 • Toyota RAV4 Prime SE / XSE: 2021–2023 • Toyota Highlander: 2020–2022 • Toyota Venza LE / XLE / Limited: 2021–2023 • Toyota Sienna LE / XLE / XSE / Limited / Platinum / Woodland Edition: 2021–2023 This video covers: • Electric water pump removal and installation • Electrical connector removal • Cooling system vacuum refill • Final checks and leak inspection Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:13 remove drive belt 0:20 remove alternator (disconnect battery) 1:18 remove old water pump 1:46 install new water pump 2:24 reinstall alternator 3:06 reconnect battery 3:10 vacuum fill coolant 3:17 start engine check for leaks If this video helped you, consider liking the video and subscribing for more Toyota DIY repair and maintenance content. Subscribe for more Toyota technician tips & repair guides: https://youtube.com/@GreasyJac?si=wxuazb81_A0xJWbA?sub_confirmation=1 #howto #toyota #diy #mechanic #automobile