Yamaha - Gasket, water pump - 6CB-44315-00-00
Yamaha - Gasket, water pump - 6CB-44315-00-00
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Description
Description
Yamaha - Water Pump Gasket - Cooling System Seal - 6CB-44315-00-00
Overview
Any time I’m in a lower unit doing a pump job, this is one part I don’t reuse—no exceptions. The water pump gasket is what keeps everything sealed so the pump can build proper pressure and move water the way it should. Once it’s worn or flattened out, you lose efficiency and sometimes don’t even realize it until temps start creeping up. It’s a cheap part that protects a much more expensive problem.
Key Features
• Leak-Free Seal – Creates a tight seal between pump components to maintain proper pressure.
• Heat Resistant Material – Holds up under constant temperature changes and water exposure.
• OEM Fit Accuracy – Matches Yamaha specs for proper alignment and sealing surface contact.
• Supports Pump Efficiency – Helps maintain strong and consistent water flow through the system.
Engine & Boat Compatibility
Verify compatibility with your specific Yamaha outboard model and part number before installation.
FAQs
Q1: How do I know this gasket needs replacing?
A: If it’s flattened, brittle, or shows signs of leaking, it’s time to replace it.
Q2: Can I reuse an old gasket if it looks okay?
A: It’s not recommended—once compressed, it rarely seals properly again.
Q3: Will a bad gasket affect water pressure?
A: Yes, even a small leak can reduce pump efficiency and cooling performance.
Q4: Should I replace this every time I service the water pump?
A: Yes, it’s standard practice during any pump rebuild or maintenance.
Q5: Does saltwater use wear this out faster?
A: Over time, yes—salt and heat cycles can break down gasket material.
