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  • nickespi
    MC Devotee
    • Mar 2011
    • 1072

    Impeller replacement

    What impeller is everyone using for their Ilmor and what are you paying?


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  • mikeg205
    MC Master Poster
    • Aug 2011
    • 18449

    #2
    I get johnson oem on Amazon... usually 35 bucks..

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    • gweaver
      MC Devotee
      • Aug 2011
      • 1577

      #3
      Should be the F6B impeller, unless things have changed. That's sort of the standard impeller for inboard boats.
      G

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      • jgraham37128
        TT Regular
        • Oct 2012
        • 3424

        #4
        got mine from Amazon. Sherwood $33.00 Ilmore 6.2 replaced every other year which is about 200 hours. No failures.

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        • curver900
          MC Maniac
          • Aug 2013
          • 3027

          #5
          I help out the small guys and buy from Skidim... Not an Amazon fan...

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          • bturner2
            MC Addict
            • Mar 2008
            • 5555

            #6
            And there is that. I've been looking for other options to Amazon as well. The Amazon shipping edge has been slipping with the CV and their prices seem to be creeping up as well. If I can buy local or from a small web business for within 10 - 20% (depending on total cost) I'll go anywhere other than Amazon.

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            • HomeSlice
              TT Newbie
              • Jun 2019
              • 17

              #7
              I've never had to replace the impeller since I bought our X46. We have the 7.4 engine.
              Is that a different impeller than the 6.2?
              Appreciate the assistance.

              HS

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              • clrussell
                MC Addict
                • Jul 2012
                • 6353

                #8
                Originally posted by HomeSlice View Post
                I've never had to replace the impeller since I bought our X46. We have the 7.4 engine.
                Is that a different impeller than the 6.2?
                Appreciate the assistance.

                HS
                If you’ve never changed it you need to. No matter what engine.

                And they are the same impeller

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                • Mark rsa2au
                  TT Enthusiast
                  • Mar 2013
                  • 457

                  #9
                  Originally posted by HomeSlice View Post
                  I've never had to replace the impeller since I bought our X46. We have the 7.4 engine.
                  Is that a different impeller than the 6.2?
                  Appreciate the assistance.

                  HS
                  Anything over 2 seasons or 100hours - change it now if longer than that, and buy a lottery ticket as you have been lucky...

                  Replace mine every season ( 80-100hours) and keep the old one in the boat just in case. Mine is a 30 minute / 1 beer job for a summer of peace of mind.
                  Cheers

                  Mark

                  '99 Mastercraft ProStar 205 330-LTR

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                  • curver900
                    MC Maniac
                    • Aug 2013
                    • 3027

                    #10
                    here we have to take them out so I run mine 2 years with the old one in the glove box as a spare...they look all brand new after siting out freezing their you know whats off all winter....
                    if you buy through skidim you can save 10% by using the code Malibu... yea I know.. but it comes out to $40 bucks for 2 of them...

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                    • mikeg205
                      MC Master Poster
                      • Aug 2011
                      • 18449

                      #11
                      Originally posted by curver900 View Post
                      I help out the small guys and buy from Skidim... Not an Amazon fan...
                      Used to buy from skidim.. but they dont sell the OEM brand of johnson impeller.

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                      • sully
                        TT Enthusiast
                        • Jul 2004
                        • 494

                        #12
                        Does anyone else take theirs out as part on the winterization process? I take mine out inspect place it baggy (so it does not dry out) every winter.
                        09 214 Prostar with MCX

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                        • bturner2
                          MC Addict
                          • Mar 2008
                          • 5555

                          #13
                          I used to and it's recommended but don't anymore. Like others I've gone to a every other year schedule along with the trans fluid regardless of the northern low hour seasons we have up here. 30 hours for us is pretty typical.

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                          • Prostar 190
                            MC Fanatic
                            • Mar 2017
                            • 903

                            #14
                            I always take mine out every year and replace it every other year.
                            1989 Prostar 190 351 sold
                            2008 Prostar 197 LY6

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                            • dsiggi
                              TT Regular
                              • Jun 2017
                              • 59

                              #15
                              I buy from Marine Parts Source for the sherwood on my ilmor 5.7.

                              Original Sherwood impeller kit protects marine engines by maintaining consistent engine temperatures.

                              23 and change plus shipping, comes out to be around 30 shipped.

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