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impeller replacement #14235685 01/01/22 03:56 AM
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Needing to replace impeller on yamaha 250 . I live in mckinney. Is there a mobile service recommended or shop. Can you do yourself?

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Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14235699 01/01/22 04:11 AM
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Very easy to do yourself. YouTube it and its very straight forward. Will save you about $200 bucks.


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Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14235710 01/01/22 05:04 AM
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Easy. Have done mine twice

Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14235722 01/01/22 05:48 AM
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I like the deluxe kits from here Sim Yamaha

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Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14236013 01/01/22 05:06 PM
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I looked at a utube on it. The guy said they need to be replaced every five years unless they have been run dry. I had always heard 2 years. I always suspected that may have been for revenue generating purposes. Thoughts?

Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14236016 01/01/22 05:09 PM
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Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14236017 01/01/22 05:11 PM
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2 years, whether run a lot or parked. Cheap insurance


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Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14236059 01/01/22 05:43 PM
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If you have a fairly good mechanical ability its an easy job. You can find the yamaha kit on ebay or amazon far cheaper than the shops or major parts sights.

Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14236548 01/02/22 03:03 AM
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I learned from this video and Marine Tech Tools sale a lot of specialty tools that make working on outboards, Seastar systems, and tilt and trim units easier.

I change out my impeller every 100 hour service. I just buy the entire kit from PartsVu.

https://youtu.be/BRQo3rYTj-U

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Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14236742 01/02/22 01:37 PM
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I replace yearly, usually the same time I change out gear lube in my lower unit. It’s fairly easy, the “key” usually ends up being the most difficult part for me, make sure your new impeller kit has one in it.




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2 years, whether run a lot or parked. Cheap insurance

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Re: impeller replacement [Re: buda13] #14236835 01/02/22 02:36 PM
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I replace yearly, usually the same time I change out gear lube in my lower unit. It’s fairly easy, the “key” usually ends up being the most difficult part for me, make sure your new impeller kit has one in it.

The woodruff key took me about two crown and cokes to get out. Definitely the hardest part.


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Re: impeller replacement [Re: markvos] #14236860 01/02/22 02:56 PM
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Depends on how often you run it and what conditions it is run in.
Get yourself a good water pressure gauge and monitor it.

My Merc requires at least 12psi but I set the limit at 15psi at full throttle and rpm. With a new impeller I generally see 20 plus on a new one and if I do not run it churning mud it can last 3 years. If run in sand it can deteriorate in a couple hours.


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