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Old 04-14-2014, 04:02 PM
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Default Late model vs early model MerCruiser Sea pump question?

My 454 has the early style sea pump that is the 3 piece design...my question is, can I replace this with the 2 piece design found on the late model pumps? I cracked the section that the hoses conect too and cant locate a replacement that comes with that?

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Yes, done it. 3 piece is considered superior however. More leaks but better wear.
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Here's possibly the best answer to both wear and performance. The reason three piece has always worked great is dual wear plates or a wear plate on each end of the impeller. The plastic body wears day one.. We offer the feature in a two piece design. http://www.hardin-marine.com/p-14544...rhaul-kit.aspx
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Originally Posted by Hardin Marine
Here's possibly the best answer to both wear and performance. The reason three piece has always worked great is dual wear plates or a wear plate on each end of the impeller. The plastic body wears day one.. We offer the feature in a two piece design. http://www.hardin-marine.com/p-14544...rhaul-kit.aspx
Looks very nice. Looks like you need to buy barbed fittings as well.
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I put this stainless pump on my boat and I am very pleased with it. I think it is well worth the money for what that's worth.
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Originally Posted by Hardin Marine
Here's possibly the best answer to both wear and performance. The reason three piece has always worked great is dual wear plates or a wear plate on each end of the impeller. The plastic body wears day one.. We offer the feature in a two piece design. http://www.hardin-marine.com/p-14544...rhaul-kit.aspx
I purchased this housing and I seem to be running a little hotter than with the plastic housing, but I don't have to worry about replacing the housing every season. I have started removing the impeller at the end of the season so I can get a couple of seasons out of it also.
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