John, Thanks for sharing this and all you do for the boating community. It's tough these days and people like you help a lot. So.. My buddy and I tackled this job and all went well, but I didn't have that fancy driver for the locking collar that you used in the video. So I thought of "using a socket" idea, but do you know what worked best? Mu buddy said.. What about the old impeller? That worked great and came with a free cushion! I thought that I'd share, not to take away from the pro!
John, I completed this water pump replacement per your video. It worked will except for two things: 1. The woodruff key was hopelessly bound in. I needed to dremel it out. and 2. The seating of the housing over the new impeller required I zip tie the rubber fins in advance curving in the fins in the proper direction in order to insert the impeller into the cartridge. I have no idea how yours just seated when pressing straight down. The impeller fins are almost 1/2" wider than the housing all around. Lastly, I failed to properly line up the shift linkage with the lower unit during install. Rookie mistake but one easy to make. Thanks for the great instructions. I would not have tackled this project without your insight.
John, my bad. The housing DOES in fact press over the rubber impeller exactly as it did for you in the video. It just took more moxie than I used initially. Thank you.
Great video, may help to let viewers know what size bolts so that the right tools can be made available prior to disassembly. Other than that I think it's one of the best DIY Yamaha videos I've seen!
Great video, great serie of vids. How fast should you get water out of tellhole when lower end of engine is submersed in water. It worked prior to impeller change and everything looks fine after I rechecked today.
Very nice and helpful video with the complete explanation. “ I would like to see on the 2006 Yamaha 225 counter rotation how to disconnect the forward gear and the bearing? That one is coming with nut in the bearings carrier. Is there any link I can go? Thank you very much and have a wonderful holidays. Valentín
Great video. However, Yamaha notes Loctite 572....not grease. Also, there is general or specific torque spec. for the water pump housing bolts. Cleaning the female threads should be noted so your torque is not skewed. Also, the area should be cleaned of sand/debris before installing a new water pump. Grease is not noted for those bolts in any service manual.
Here is a good pro tip. Don’t add too much grease to the top of that spine shaft! Overtime that grease compresses (and has no way to get out). I could not get my boat to shift properly. I took it to the mechanic and we had to squirt some gasoline up there to break up all the impacted grease and then it shifted fine after that.
I have a 200HP saltwater 2-stroke yamaha. Every video I watch shows the water impeller curled in the same direction as this video. When I disassembled mine, the impeller was curled in the opposite direction. Do any engines curl the opposite direction? I was then left wondering if I should follow my gut and install the same as shown here or whether to put it back in the same orientation it was. I am thinking mine might have been installed wrong the last time it was done. The pump housing otherwise looks identical to that shown here.
Opinion, my mentor has been in industry for 25 years (outboards) evinrude master tech, he avoids any grease for water pump because he said it travels into the engine and stuff like sand and debris get attached inside engine. Thoughts opinions. We also live in freshwater if that makes a difference
John, Thanks for sharing this and all you do for the boating community. It's tough these days and people like you help a lot. So.. My buddy and I tackled this job and all went well, but I didn't have that fancy driver for the locking collar that you used in the video. So I thought of "using a socket" idea, but do you know what worked best? Mu buddy said.. What about the old impeller? That worked great and came with a free cushion! I thought that I'd share, not to take away from the pro!
Thanks for the great video! Very helpful to me. I used a socket between the impeller fins as s fulcrum to pry with my screwdriver.
I like these videos, I have a 2005 f200 that’s is almost exactly the same, good to see how to get them apart and back together.
Thanks for posting - made my job much easier
Thank you for the video. Where did you get the 7/8" driver?
AWSOME. Great and complete. 😅❤😅
John, I completed this water pump replacement per your video. It worked will except for two things: 1. The woodruff key was hopelessly bound in. I needed to dremel it out. and 2. The seating of the housing over the new impeller required I zip tie the rubber fins in advance curving in the fins in the proper direction in order to insert the impeller into the cartridge. I have no idea how yours just seated when pressing straight down. The impeller fins are almost 1/2" wider than the housing all around. Lastly, I failed to properly line up the shift linkage with the lower unit during install. Rookie mistake but one easy to make. Thanks for the great instructions. I would not have tackled this project without your insight.
John, my bad. The housing DOES in fact press over the rubber impeller exactly as it did for you in the video. It just took more moxie than I used initially. Thank you.
Gotta spin that drive shaft (in the operating direction) while you are pushing down. That gets the impeller fins to bend and fit.
Great video, may help to let viewers know what size bolts so that the right tools can be made available prior to disassembly. Other than that I think it's one of the best DIY Yamaha videos I've seen!
Excellent video!!!!
Great video, great serie of vids. How fast should you get water out of tellhole when lower end of engine is submersed in water. It worked prior to impeller change and everything looks fine after I rechecked today.
Very nice and helpful video with the complete explanation. “ I would like to see on the 2006 Yamaha 225 counter rotation how to disconnect the forward gear and the bearing? That one is coming with nut in the bearings carrier. Is there any link I can go? Thank you very much and have a wonderful holidays. Valentín
Great video. However, Yamaha notes Loctite 572....not grease. Also, there is general or specific torque spec. for the water pump housing bolts. Cleaning the female threads should be noted so your torque is not skewed. Also, the area should be cleaned of sand/debris before installing a new water pump. Grease is not noted for those bolts in any service manual.
great video, the water from my engine comes out in flots. I have also changed the impeller and the gaskets. Mercury orion 60 hp from 2016
Here is a good pro tip. Don’t add too much grease to the top of that spine shaft! Overtime that grease compresses (and has no way to get out). I could not get my boat to shift properly. I took it to the mechanic and we had to squirt some gasoline up there to break up all the impacted grease and then it shifted fine after that.
I have a 200HP saltwater 2-stroke yamaha. Every video I watch shows the water impeller curled in the same direction as this video. When I disassembled mine, the impeller was curled in the opposite direction. Do any engines curl the opposite direction? I was then left wondering if I should follow my gut and install the same as shown here or whether to put it back in the same orientation it was. I am thinking mine might have been installed wrong the last time it was done. The pump housing otherwise looks identical to that shown here.
What grease do you recommend for the job (concern about rubber parts)
What type of stand is that? Amazing job
Is that the same process for a 2006 VZ225TLR?
I have a 2003 mercury 225 4 stroke outboard I heard it takes the same water pump etc?
thanks
My Yamaha takes a different kit. 6p2-w0078-00-00. Does it require the wave washer setup, pump spacer & drive collar?
what is the part number for the Nylon Collar?
What is the name of grease you’re using?
Yamaha Yamalube Multi-Purpose Grease
Opinion, my mentor has been in industry for 25 years (outboards) evinrude master tech, he avoids any grease for water pump because he said it travels into the engine and stuff like sand and debris get attached inside engine. Thoughts opinions.
We also live in freshwater if that makes a difference
Thank you so much for this video!
What's the size of the driver use to pop the plastic sleeve over the washer kit?
Excellent video! Best I've seen. Nice and clear,good sound.
cant get the lower gear housing off of the motor
What type of grease do you use?
Yamaha Yamalube Multi-Purpose Grease
@@krchriswisser Thank you 👍
Why my water not peeing with new pump replaced. Thanks?
What size driver ?
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