Remove Seadoo Impeller Without Tool
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Aug 01, 2009 I need to change my wear ring and I am having a hard time getting a hold of the spline tool to remove the impeller on my 2005 Seadoo Sportster Le DI 951. Is there anyway to do it without the tool.
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Water Pump Impeller Removal Tool
I have had my impellers on and off several times.
I had sent my port Solas impeller to Impros to get it adjust for a little more low end power, was cavitating bad with weight in the boat.
Went to remove stock impeller (only been installed maybe 4 months) and it was a lot more difficult than in the past. Once apart I found the impeller female threads damaged and also the shaft had damaged male thread. I always used the locktight 567 on the threads like the manual directions show.
(in the future will use a never-seize- I think)
Question:
Anybody know if you can replace the shaft easily?
Does it just slide inside the bearing in the pump housing?
Also, boat is still under warranty with Yamaha.
I spoke with Yamaha service manager and sent him pictures.
He said he would check for me.
I mentioned to him it was a threaded serviceable part and should be able to unscrew without gouging things.
Waiting for a reply, figured I would try.
I had sent my port Solas impeller to Impros to get it adjust for a little more low end power, was cavitating bad with weight in the boat.
Went to remove stock impeller (only been installed maybe 4 months) and it was a lot more difficult than in the past. Once apart I found the impeller female threads damaged and also the shaft had damaged male thread. I always used the locktight 567 on the threads like the manual directions show.
(in the future will use a never-seize- I think)
Question:
Anybody know if you can replace the shaft easily?
Does it just slide inside the bearing in the pump housing?
Also, boat is still under warranty with Yamaha.
I spoke with Yamaha service manager and sent him pictures.
He said he would check for me.
I mentioned to him it was a threaded serviceable part and should be able to unscrew without gouging things.
Waiting for a reply, figured I would try.