I bought a new water pump/bowl kit..I am having a very difficult time removing the ss cup from the plastic housing. I don't want to damage it. Is there an easier way? Could I try warming it with a hair dryer to make it more plyable, or is there another trick?
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w/p kits from yammy
they come with all parts except one !!!.....the water outlet black rubber seal...on the very top of the pump housing...don't know why..but have learned to keep the old on or order a new one with pump kit..I also "ream" the inside ID of the new impeller and grind the keyway a bit for install...and use "gasket cinch" to secure the lower "o" ring to the plastic pump housing for a sure/ no IF'S install..I have seen SOO many "o rings" on the pump housing to "wear plate" that are torn,misaligned/ripped...F/uped from big shops with big signs out front..also would say 75 percent of pump housing have a small sign of melting plastic on the top above the "cup"...just my notes...
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yammy w/p
they IMO have a two issues...And do melt all the time !! the way the gears are cut in the lwr gear case and VERY tight w/pumps...Have you ever seen any other make that has "wavy washers and locking caps" ??? NO..Please,,,lets not start a pissing contest !! I work on ALL major brands and have seen/noticed yammy pumps are TIGHT and have a bit of.......problems with melting on the inside of the upper water pump housing....I now just expect to see it after all this work on them !! nock yourself out about this if you want...But I can Provide USCG and USCG AUX Reffs..I do work on vessels that save folks lives..SO...I sure in the hell have no reason to BS....
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Originally posted by rodbolt17 View Postthat's why the water pump kit comes with a new cup,wearplate,impeller, key and applicable orings and gaskets.
they all wear out.
For the OP, it should come out normally without issue. If there's any evidence of melting to the housing, replace the 4 bolt housing as well.
Pass the popcorn!Scott
1997 Angler 204, Center Console powered by a 2006 Yamaha F150TXR
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the ONLY reason the housings melt is insufficient water supply. that's it.
yes some of the 3cyl pumps are a rather tight fit on the shaft.
yes some of the V engine keys are rather tight in the shaft.
the wave washer assy on some V engines has NOTHING to do with the pump.
if left completely out it wont affect water pump operation.
over the years I have been trained and authorized to do warrenty repairs on Mercruiser,Yamaha stern drive,Volvo, Suzuki,Force,Mercury,Tohastsu and Yamaha.
I made the Yamaha Master tech in march of 2006.
so yea I have worked on a few brands. the bulk of my work until about 2000 was OMC.
the V OMC water pump impellers fit a heck of a lot tighter than the V Yamaha.
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Rodbolt17
Some day ya got to tell us about the 17 thing..I was not implying the wavy washer and locking cap has anything to do with the w/p..but the fact of how yammy cut their gears.. this is for preload as it were.....I do a lot of omc work (stringer drives..grrr) and even the old two output w/p..but ,,myself have never found a omc impeller hard to deal with..remember they use a plastic cam and with one whack the right direction they slide off like butter...but ,,that's just my experience !! Ive found the yammys are tight as hell and the keys are a nightmare IMO...
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