checking sea wayer pump
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If you boat in fresh water and arent near sand, I have seen them go to 600 hours before replacement,,,, Personally,,, if you are willing to take it apart to check it,, put a new one in. Cheap insurance.
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I rebuilt mine on the dining room table. Took about 1 hr., including the slick new epoxy paint job. I used new bolts (old ones had been chewed up by Bubba), new gaskets & impeller. Total parts were around $30.
Cheap insurance & peace-of-mind.
D. Ocean
Pompano Beach, FLA
Cheap insurance & peace-of-mind.
D. Ocean
Pompano Beach, FLA
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Originally posted by Danny_Ocean
I rebuilt mine on the dining room table. Took about 1 hr., including the slick new epoxy paint job. I used new bolts (old ones had been chewed up by Bubba), new gaskets & impeller. Total parts were around $30.
Cheap insurance & peace-of-mind.
D. Ocean
Pompano Beach, FLA
I rebuilt mine on the dining room table. Took about 1 hr., including the slick new epoxy paint job. I used new bolts (old ones had been chewed up by Bubba), new gaskets & impeller. Total parts were around $30.
Cheap insurance & peace-of-mind.
D. Ocean
Pompano Beach, FLA
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From: pa
from the back pull the 2 hoses off and take the 6 bolts out and pull the housing off, the impellar is in the plastic housing push it out and twist and bend the new one in the fins dont need to be a certian way so if some are one way and others another thats ok as soon as you start it they will all go to one direction. not a hard job at all.
good luck
good luck
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