The Story
Enhance your marine engine's performance with our high-quality Jabsco Impeller Kit, designed specifically for reliability and longevity in demanding boating environments. Whether you're cooling your engine, managing bilge water, or handling general-purpose pumping tasks, this impeller kit ensures optimal functionality and efficiency.
Product Specifications
| Material | Urethane |
|---|---|
| Insert Material | Plastic |
| Drive Type | Single Flat Drive |
| Number of Blades | 6 |
| Dimensions |
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Compatibility
Our Jabsco flexible impellers are engineered to fit seamlessly with a wide range of marine pump applications, including bronze flexible impeller engine cooling systems, bilge pumps, transfer pumps, and various general-purpose pumps. This versatility makes it an essential component for most makes and models in the boating industry.
Quality Assurance
Each impeller kit undergoes rigorous quality control processes to guarantee reliable, efficient, and long-lasting performance. Trust in Jabsco's commitment to delivering superior marine components that stand up to the harshest marine conditions.
Maintenance Guidelines
Regular Replacement: Replace all impellers at least once a year, or sooner based on engine usage and duty cycles. Adhering to a preventative maintenance schedule ensures sustained engine performance and reduces the risk of unexpected failures.
Installation Instructions
Easy Replacement Process: Installing the impeller is straightforward. Begin by removing the end cover screws. Then, use a Jabsco Impeller Removal Tool or channel lock pliers to grip and extract the impeller hub. Avoid using screwdrivers, as they can damage the pump body and cause leaks, and may pose safety hazards in confined spaces.
Greasing New Impellers: Always apply grease to new impellers before installation. This facilitates easier insertion into the pump bore and provides added protection during the initial priming phase. After replacing the gasket and securing the end cover, your pump is ready for use.
Emergency Preparedness
Carry Spare Impellers: Always keep spare impellers on board. The impeller is a critical component of your engine's cooling system, and having backups ensures you can address failures promptly, preventing engine overheating and potential damage during your voyages.
Safety Information
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including LEAD, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Description
Enhance your marine engine's performance with our high-quality Jabsco Impeller Kit, designed specifically for reliability and longevity in demanding boating environments. Whether you're cooling your engine, managing bilge water, or handling general-purpose pumping tasks, this impeller kit ensures optimal functionality and efficiency.
Product Specifications
| Material | Urethane |
|---|---|
| Insert Material | Plastic |
| Drive Type | Single Flat Drive |
| Number of Blades | 6 |
| Dimensions |
|
Compatibility
Our Jabsco flexible impellers are engineered to fit seamlessly with a wide range of marine pump applications, including bronze flexible impeller engine cooling systems, bilge pumps, transfer pumps, and various general-purpose pumps. This versatility makes it an essential component for most makes and models in the boating industry.
Quality Assurance
Each impeller kit undergoes rigorous quality control processes to guarantee reliable, efficient, and long-lasting performance. Trust in Jabsco's commitment to delivering superior marine components that stand up to the harshest marine conditions.
Maintenance Guidelines
Regular Replacement: Replace all impellers at least once a year, or sooner based on engine usage and duty cycles. Adhering to a preventative maintenance schedule ensures sustained engine performance and reduces the risk of unexpected failures.
Installation Instructions
Easy Replacement Process: Installing the impeller is straightforward. Begin by removing the end cover screws. Then, use a Jabsco Impeller Removal Tool or channel lock pliers to grip and extract the impeller hub. Avoid using screwdrivers, as they can damage the pump body and cause leaks, and may pose safety hazards in confined spaces.
Greasing New Impellers: Always apply grease to new impellers before installation. This facilitates easier insertion into the pump bore and provides added protection during the initial priming phase. After replacing the gasket and securing the end cover, your pump is ready for use.
Emergency Preparedness
Carry Spare Impellers: Always keep spare impellers on board. The impeller is a critical component of your engine's cooling system, and having backups ensures you can address failures promptly, preventing engine overheating and potential damage during your voyages.
Safety Information
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including LEAD, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit P65Warnings.ca.gov.