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A little help guys?
Anybody know a part number for this pump? It's the fresh water pump out of my 1995 Top Gun. I took it out today and there are no part numbers or even a manufacturer name or anything...just a caution sticker :angry-smiley-038:
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Ahh, forgot the picture :lolhit:
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A diaphram pump. I will give you the number tomorrow. I purchased 4 of them this month.
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How is it I owned that boat for 6 years and I've need seen tht before in my life!? LOL. :lolhit:
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Originally Posted by Zero Patience
(Post 3691872)
A diaphram pump. I will give you the number tomorrow. I purchased 4 of them this month.
Originally Posted by thisistank
(Post 3691900)
How is it I owned that boat for 6 years and I've need seen tht before in my life!? LOL. :lolhit:
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What is this pump hooked to or used for?
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Originally Posted by Harvey
(Post 3692226)
What is this pump hooked to or used for?
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The one in the picture is like a Jabsco #36960-2000, or west marine# 109951. These have no pressure switch. Most fresh water pumps have a switch. Like a shur flo # 4901-4292. The diaphram pump is what is in the bilge on mine. Firewall mounted with the pickup right at the tramsom drain holes to empty the bilge of all water.
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Thanks Jim!
To save a few bucks could I use Shurflo 3901-2214? Looks like only difference is 3.5 GPM vs. 4 GPM |
Sure, you might have to create a suction on the discharge line the first time to prime it. Then it will work fine
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