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Yamaha - Impeller - 682-44352-03-00

SKU: 682-44352-03-00
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Description

Yamaha - Impeller - Water Pump Component - 682-44352-03-00


Overview

If there’s one part I never ignore on a Yamaha, it’s the impeller. It’s what keeps water moving through the engine, and once it starts wearing out, overheating isn’t far behind. I’ve pulled plenty of these that looked fine at a glance but weren’t pushing water like they should. Replacing it on time keeps the cooling system working right and saves you from bigger problems out on the water.


Key Features

Consistent Water Pumping – Moves cooling water through the engine to regulate temperature.
Genuine Yamaha Fitment – Designed to match factory water pump housing and components.
Flexible Blade Design – Maintains proper water flow even under varying engine speeds.
Supports Overheat Prevention – Helps protect the engine by maintaining steady cooling circulation.
Durable Rubber Construction – Built to handle continuous rotation and marine conditions.


Engine & Boat Compatibility

Compatible with select Yamaha outboards using this impeller. Verify fitment based on your specific engine model.


FAQ

Q: How do I know when the impeller needs to be replaced?
A: Weak water stream, overheating, or long periods of sitting without use are common indicators.

Q: How often should I replace my impeller?
A: Most people replace it every season or every 100 hours, depending on use.

Q: Can a bad impeller damage the engine?
A: Yes, if it fails, it can lead to overheating and serious engine damage.

Q: Is this something I can replace myself?
A: It’s doable if you’re comfortable dropping the lower unit and working on the water pump.

Q: Does running dry affect the impeller?
A: Yes, even a short dry run can damage the blades and reduce performance.

Specs & Engine Application

  • Supersessions
    682-44352-40-00, 682-44352-01-00, 682-44352-00-00

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Yamaha - Impeller - 682-44352-03-00
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Yamaha - Impeller - 682-44352-03-00

$24.77 $27.60

Yamaha - Impeller - Water Pump Component - 682-44352-03-00


Overview

If there’s one part I never ignore on a Yamaha, it’s the impeller. It’s what keeps water moving through the engine, and once it starts wearing out, overheating isn’t far behind. I’ve pulled plenty of these that looked fine at a glance but weren’t pushing water like they should. Replacing it on time keeps the cooling system working right and saves you from bigger problems out on the water.


Key Features

Consistent Water Pumping – Moves cooling water through the engine to regulate temperature.
Genuine Yamaha Fitment – Designed to match factory water pump housing and components.
Flexible Blade Design – Maintains proper water flow even under varying engine speeds.
Supports Overheat Prevention – Helps protect the engine by maintaining steady cooling circulation.
Durable Rubber Construction – Built to handle continuous rotation and marine conditions.


Engine & Boat Compatibility

Compatible with select Yamaha outboards using this impeller. Verify fitment based on your specific engine model.


FAQ

Q: How do I know when the impeller needs to be replaced?
A: Weak water stream, overheating, or long periods of sitting without use are common indicators.

Q: How often should I replace my impeller?
A: Most people replace it every season or every 100 hours, depending on use.

Q: Can a bad impeller damage the engine?
A: Yes, if it fails, it can lead to overheating and serious engine damage.

Q: Is this something I can replace myself?
A: It’s doable if you’re comfortable dropping the lower unit and working on the water pump.

Q: Does running dry affect the impeller?
A: Yes, even a short dry run can damage the blades and reduce performance.

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