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Old 06-23-2013, 05:50 PM
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I was going to change my impeller today looked all over for the sea water pump and it's not in the normal place on the merc. Does anyone know where it is on this motor?
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Old 06-23-2013, 06:41 PM
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Should be on the front starboard side at the bottom. Should see the drive pulley pretty easy but the pump itself might be hidden by the cool fuel module (I think that's what's there).
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Old 06-23-2013, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by vindicator101
Should be on the front starboard side at the bottom. Should see the drive pulley pretty easy but the pump itself might be hidden by the cool fuel module (I think that's what's there).
That's the location.
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Old 06-23-2013, 08:27 PM
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Thats where I see the lines going behind the cool fuel and I can see the pulley but can't seem to find the pump.
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then maybe it might be a good idea to pay somebody to do it, maybe they will warranty it. Just sayin... also if the motor is a 2013 why does it need a new impeller already??
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Old 06-23-2013, 09:54 PM
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Motor is 2012 and I change my impeller once a year (cheap insurance) No sence in paying some one for something i have done my self for years. I need to look under there with a mirror tomorrow it's tucked under deep.
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On My Velocity it is nearly impossible to see the pump housing.. I have to do it all by feel.......
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Originally Posted by rfgonzo
Motor is 2012 and I change my impeller once a year (cheap insurance) No sence in paying some one for something i have done my self for years. I need to look under there with a mirror tomorrow it's tucked under deep.
If you like doing headstands than by all means. Suggest you get a quote though.

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Old 06-24-2013, 01:07 PM
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I ratcheting 13mm wrench or maybe it is 10mm ... oh hell have both handy.... Anyway having a ratcheting wrench will help greatly.. At least it did on mine.
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Originally Posted by rfgonzo
Motor is 2012 and I change my impeller once a year (cheap insurance) No sence in paying some one for something i have done my self for years. I need to look under there with a mirror tomorrow it's tucked under deep.
you should check and see what the recommended service interval is for the pump, I used to change mine every year when I had 496's, but with the Yanmars they recommend every 4 years or 1000 hours!! I changed them at 350 hours which was about 3 years, they weren't perfect but still intact and pumping well. I would hope Merc improved the pumps on the new engines. Unless you are constantly sucking up sand or it is recommended every year you can probably wait.
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