5001593 IMPELLER ASSY. - X JOHNSON
BJ115PLSSB, BJ130PLSSS, BJ135PLSIF, BJ175PLSIF, BJ175PLSSC, BJ200CXSSE, BJ200PLSIF, BJ225CXSSR, BJ225PLSIF, BJ90PLSSE, J105WPLSTM, J115GLSDE, J115GLSOB, J115GLSRC, J115GLSTA, J115PLSDA, J115PLSNF, J115PLSOR, J115PLSRC, J115PXSDA, J115PXSOR, J115PXSRM
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QuickMarine 5001593 Boat Water Pump Impeller Service Kit for Johnson Evinrude 85-300 HP V4 V6 Outboard Motors replaces 0395864 Sierra 18-3059 Marine Engine
QUICKMARINER Compatible with Johnson Evinrude V4 V6 85 90 100 105 115 120 130 140 150 175 200 225 235 250 275 300 HP Outboards Lower Gear Case || The impeller is a new model and do not need O-rings in the hub when you are installing, but O-rings are included in the package || Contains Rubber Impeller, Drive Shaft Key, Seal O-rings and Gasket || It worked on 5001594 5001595 Water Pump Repair Kit || Replaces OEM Number 0389289 0391538 0394534 0395864 0397131 0435748 0435821 5001593 and 389289 391538 394534 395864 397131 435748 435821
QUICKMARINER Compatible with Johnson Evinrude V4 V6 85 90 100 105 115 120 130 140 150 175 200 225 235 250 275 300 HP Outboards Lower Gear Case || The impeller is a new model and do not need O-rings in the hub when you are installing, but O-rings are included in the package || Contains Rubber Impeller, Drive Shaft Key, Seal O-rings and Gasket || It worked on 5001594 5001595 Water Pump Repair Kit || Replaces OEM Number 0389289 0391538 0394534 0395864 0397131 0435748 0435821 5001593 and 389289 391538 394534 395864 397131 435748 435821
Electric Submersible Pump 5001593 Water Impeller For 90-100-115-130-135-150-170-175 HP V4 V6 1979-Up Outboard Motor 6 Blades Boat Parts Sump Pump
RADHAX Material: Impeller(CR), Shaft Sleeve (Brass). Engine: 2 Stroke. || Engine Position: Outboard. Color: Black. || Can be widely used in sewage sampling, large flow rate of liquid transfer and low noise for the workplace; || Large and super large aquarium, small swimming pool, reservoir filling water, fountains, and other purposes.
RADHAX Material: Impeller(CR), Shaft Sleeve (Brass). Engine: 2 Stroke. || Engine Position: Outboard. Color: Black. || Can be widely used in sewage sampling, large flow rate of liquid transfer and low noise for the workplace; || Large and super large aquarium, small swimming pool, reservoir filling water, fountains, and other purposes.
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Generic Assorted Industrial Rollers, Ball Bearings, Drive Belts, for Manufacturing, Automotive - Replacement for Water Pump Impeller Repair Kit For Johnson, For Evinrude 5001593, 0435821, 0777816
Compatible models:
BJ115PLSSB
BJ130PLSSS
BJ135PLSIF
BJ175PLSIF
BJ175PLSSC
BJ200CXSSE
BJ200PLSIF
BJ225CXSSR
BJ225PLSIF
BJ90PLSSE
J105WPLSTM
J115GLSDE
J115GLSOB
J115GLSRC
J115GLSTA
J115PLSDA
J115PLSNF
J115PLSOR
J115PLSRC
J115PXSDA
J115PXSOR
J115PXSRM
J115WPLSOC
J115WPLSRS
J150CXSDE
J150CXSNF
J150CXSOB
J150CXSRM
J150CXSSC
J150CXSTA
J150GLSDE
J150GLSOB
J150GLSRM
J150GLSTA
J150GLSTF
J150JPLSIF
J150MLSOR
J150MLSRC
J150MLSTS
J150PLSDD
J150PLSOE
J150PLSRB
J150PLSTF
J150PXSDD
J150PXSOE
J150PXSRB
J150WPLSIF
J150WPLSSC
J175CXSDE
J175CXSNF
J175CXSOB
J175CXSRM
J175CXSTA
J175GLSDE
J175GLSOB
J175GLSRM
J175GLSTA
J175GLSTF
J175MXSOR
J175MXSRC
J175MXSTS
J175PLSDD
J175PLSOE
J175PLSRB
J175PLSTF
J175PXSDD
J175PXSOE
J175PXSRB
J200WPXSIF
J225HPLSIF
J225HPLSSC
J250CXSSS
J250VCZSIF
J90GLSDE
J90GLSOB
J90GLSRM
J90GLSTA
J90PLSDM
J90PLSNF
J90PLSOA
J90PLSRR
J90PXSDR
J90PXSOC
J90PXSRS
JOHNSON
BRP JOHNSON entire parts catalog list:
BJ130PLSSS, BJ130PXSSS, J130PLSSS, J130PXSSS, J130VXSSS, RJ130PLSSS, RJ130PXSSS, RJ130VXSSS 2000
BJ135PLSIF, BJ135VXSIF, J135PLSIF, J135VLSIF, J135VXSIF, RJ135PLSIF, RJ135VXSIF 2001
BJ175PLSIF, BJ175VXSIF, J175PLSIF, J175VCXSIF, J175VLSIF, J175VXSIF, RJ175CXSIF, RJ175PLSIF, RJ175VXSIF 2001
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - PL MODELS
- GEARCASE - COUNTER ROTATION - CX - VC - VCX MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VL, VX MODELS
BJ200CXSSE, BJ200PLSSC, BJ200PXSSC, BJ200VCSSS, BJ200VXSSS, J200CXSSE, J200PLSSC, J200PXSSC, J200VCXSSS, J200VXSSS, RJ200PLSSC, RJ200PXSSC, RJ200VXSSS 2000
BJ200PLSIF, BJ200VCSIF, BJ200VXSIF, J200PLSIF, J200VCXSIF, J200VLSIF, J200VXSIF, RJ200PLSIF, RJ200VXSIF 2001
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VX - VZ MODELS
- GEARCASE - COUNTER ROTATION - CX - VCX - VC - VCZ MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VL - HGL MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - PL - HPL - HL MODELS
BJ225PLSIF, BJ225VCSIF, BJ225VXSIF, J225HGLSIF, J225HPLSIF, J225PLSIF, J225VCXSIF, J225VLSIF, J225VXSIF, RJ225CXSIF, RJ225HLSIF, RJ225PLSIF, RJ225VXSIF 2001
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VX - VZ MODELS
- GEARCASE - COUNTER ROTATION - CX - VCX - VC - VCZ MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VL - HGL MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - PL - HPL - HL MODELS
J105WPLSTM 2003
J115GLSDE 2006
J115GLSOB 2004,2005
J115GLSRC 2004
J115GLSTA, J115PLSTS, J115PXSTS 2003
J115PLSDA 2006
J115PLSNF, J115PXSNF, J115VLSNF 2002
J115PLSOR 2004,2005
J115PLSRC 2004
J115PXSDA 2006
J115PXSOR 2004,2005
J115PXSRM 2004
J115WPLSOC 2004,2005
J115WPLSRS 2004
J150CXSDE 2006
J150CXSNF, J150PLSNF, J150PXSNF, J150VLSNF 2002
J150CXSOB 2004,2005
J150CXSRM 2004
J150CXSSC, J150JPLSSC, J150MXSSD, J150PLSSC, J150PXSSC, J150SPLSSC, J150VCSSS, J150VLSSS, J150VXSSS, RJ150CXSSC, RJ150PLSSC, RJ150PXSSC, RJ150VCSSS, RJ150VLSSS, RJ150VXSSS 2000
J150CXSTA 2003
J150GLSDE 2006
J150GLSOB 2004,2005
J150GLSRM 2004
J150GLSTA, J150PLSTM, J150PXSTM 2003
J150GLSTF 2003
J150JPLSIF, J150PLSIF, J150VCXSIF, J150VLSIF, J150VXSIF, RJ150PLSIF, RJ150VCSIF, RJ150VLSIF, RJ150VXSIF 2001
- GEARCASE - COUNTER ROTATION - CX - VC - VCX MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VL, VX MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - PL MODELS
J150MLSRC, J150MXSRC 2004
J150MLSTS, J150MXSTS 2003
J150PLSDD 2006
J150PLSOE 2004,2005
J150PLSRB 2004
J150PLSTF 2003
J150PXSDD 2006
J150PXSOE 2004,2005
J150PXSRB 2004
J150WPLSIF 2001
J150WPLSSC 2000
J175CXSDE 2006
J175CXSNF, J175PLSNF, J175PXSNF, J175VLSNF 2002
J175CXSOB 2004,2005
J175CXSRM 2004
J175CXSTA 2003
J175GLSDE 2006
J175GLSOB 2004,2005
J175GLSRM 2004
J175GLSTA, J175PLSTM, J175PXSTM 2003
J175GLSTF 2003
J175MXSOR 2004,2005
J175MXSRC 2004
J175MXSTS 2003
J175PLSDD 2006
J175PLSOE 2004,2005
J175PLSRB 2004
J175PLSTF 2003
J175PXSDD 2006
J175PXSOE 2004,2005
J175PXSRB 2004
J200WPXSIF 2001
J225HPLSIF 2001
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VX - VZ MODELS
- GEARCASE - COUNTER ROTATION - CX - VCX - VC - VCZ MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VL - HGL MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - PL - HPL - HL MODELS
J250CXSSS, J250CZSSC, J250PXSSC, J250PZSSC, J250VCXSSS, J250VCZSSS, J250VXSSS, J250VZSSS, RJ250CXSSS, RJ250VXSSS, RJ250VZSSS 2000
J250VCZSIF, J250VXSIF, J250VZSSIF, RJ250VXSIF, RJ250VZSSIF 2001
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - PL - HPL - HL MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VX - VZ MODELS
- GEARCASE - COUNTER ROTATION - CX - VCX - VC - VCZ MODELS
- GEARCASE - STANDARD ROTATION - VL - HGL MODELS
J90GLSOB 2004,2005
J90GLSRM 2004
J90GLSTA, J90PLSTC 2003
J90PLSDM 2006
J90PLSNF, J90VLSNF 2002
J90PLSOA 2004,2005
J90PLSRR 2004
J90PXSDR 2006
J90PXSOC 2004,2005
J90PXSRS 2004
Information:
Preparing Dry Charge Batteries
One day before installing a new dry charge battery, add the electrolyte solution to each cell.1. Fill each cell to the bottom of the vent with electrolyte solution.
If the battery is initially filled with water by mistake, the battery is ruined and must be replaced.
2. Allow the battery to sit for several minutes to permit the battery plates to absorb the electrolyte.3. Add make-up electrolyte solution until the level stabilizes. Once the level stabilizes, never add anything but water.4. Install the vent caps.5. Remove the tape covering the vent hole in each cap.6. Slowly charge the battery on a battery charger until the specific gravity of the solution is at least 1.240 at a temperature of 80°F (27°C). If the electrolyte solution temperature nears 125°F (53°C) reduce the charging rate. Temperature in excess of 125°F (53°C) will ruin the battery.Preparing Wet Charge Batteries
The electrolyte solution was added by the manufacturer. Make-up solution must be water; never add electrolyte or acid to a wet charge battery. If necessary, slowly charge the battery before using.Using A Battery Charger
A desirable charging rate can be calculated by multiplying the amp-hour rating of the battery by .07 (7%).Shut off the battery charger before disconnecting the booster charger clamps from the battery terminals. While the battery is charging, hydrogen gas is being given off through each vent cap. When hydrogen gas is mixed with air, the mixture is highly explosive and will explode in the presence of a spark or small flame.
Never smoke near the area where batteries are being charged.
Installing Battery
1. Be sure the tray is free of objects which may puncture the battery case when the hold down straps are tightened.2. Be sure terminal posts and cable clamps are clean.3. Place the battery in the tray. Tighten the hold downs evenly until the battery is snug. Do not overtighten.4. Connect the "hot" terminal first.5. Connect the ground terminal last.
Always connect the "hot" terminal first.
When the "hot" terminal is connected first, no arcing can occur if the wrench accidentally contacts both the terminal and the frame or tray. The part that is contacted will take the same polarity as the battery terminal.By connecting the ground terminal first, the frame or tray is connected to ground. Then, if the wrench accidentally contacts the frame while connecting the "hot" terminal, a circuit is completed through the wrench. A hot spark will occur which could burn the person holding the wrench, or possibly explode the battery if an excess of hydrogen gas is present at any one of the vent holes.After connecting both cables, apply a thin coating of grease over the cable clamps, terminals and hold down fasteners.Battery Maintenance
Testing The Electrolyte Solution
The general condition of a battery can be determined by measuring the specific gravity of the electrolyte solution and adjusting the reading to 80°F (27°C). If the electrolyte level is too low to allow taking a hydrometer reading, add make-up water to the correct level and then charge the battery 2 to 4 hours before taking a reading.1. Insert the hydrometer into a cell. Fill the hydrometer barrel while holding it vertically. The float must not drag on the wall of the barrel.2. Read the hydrometer: 1.250 or above - fully charged battery cell1.250-1.255 - full to half charged battery cell1.225-1.150 - half to low charged battery cellBelow 1.150 - dead cell1.000 - water3. Test each cell in the same manner.
MEASURING SPECIFIC GRAVITY4. If there is more than .050 (50 gravity points) variation between the highest and lowest reading, the battery should be replaced.5. Adjust the readings to 80°F (27°C).a. For every 10F° (5.5C°) the electrolyte temperature is above 80°F (27°C), add .004 (4 gravity points) to the specific gravity reading.Example: Electrolyte temperature = 100°F; 38°CCorrected temperature = 80°F; 27°CDifference: = 20°F; 11°CIncrements: 10; 5.520 ÷ 10 = 2 ; 11 ÷ 5.5 = 22 × 4 gravity points = 8 gravity pointsAdd 8 gravity points to your hydrometer reading to obtain the adjusted reading at 100°F. If the uncorrected hydrometer is 1.240 the corrected reading would be: 1.240 + 8, or 1.248b. For every 10F° (5.5C°) the electrolyte temperature is below 80°F (27°C), subtract .004 (4 gravity points) from the specific gravity reading.Example: Electrolyte Temperature = 10°F;-13°CCorrected temperature = 80°F; 27°CDifference = 70°F; 40°CIncrements: 10; 5.570 ÷ 10 = 7; 40 ÷ 5.5 = 77 × 4 gravity points = 28 gravity pointsIf the uncorrected hydrometer reading is 1.210 the corrected reading would be 1.210 - 28 = 1.182The corrected reading is of most importance during cold weather when the hydrometer reading is always corrected to a lower specific gravity reading. A low reading signifies the battery has less available power to crank the engine and that booster batteries may be required.Checking Electrolyte Level
Check the electrolyte level of each cell and the general condition of the battery.1. Maintain the electrolyte level to the base of each vent well.2. The make-up water must be one of the following (in order of preference): a. Distilled water.b. Odorless, tasteless drinking water.c. Iron free water.d. Any available water.
Never add acid or electrolyte.
Reading The Ammeter
1. After starting the engine, the ammeter indicator should register to the right of zero, but should never be "pegged".2. After the engine has been running, the indicator should be just to the right of zero.If the indicator either "pegs" to the right, or remains to the left of zero with an increase of engine speed, have the electrical charging system checked.The alternator charging rate maintains the battery's electrolyte specific gravity reading, and the battery's performance. An undercharge rate cannot maintain a desired 1.250 specific gravity reading. An overcharge rate will boil the water from the electrolyte solution. A proper charging rate should require no more than one ounce (30 cc) of water per cell per week to maintain a fully charged battery.Cleaning Battery
1. Mix a weak solution of baking soda and water. Apply the solution with a bristle brush.
CLEANING BATTERY TERMINALS2. Thoroughly rinse the battery and battery tray with clean
One day before installing a new dry charge battery, add the electrolyte solution to each cell.1. Fill each cell to the bottom of the vent with electrolyte solution.
If the battery is initially filled with water by mistake, the battery is ruined and must be replaced.
2. Allow the battery to sit for several minutes to permit the battery plates to absorb the electrolyte.3. Add make-up electrolyte solution until the level stabilizes. Once the level stabilizes, never add anything but water.4. Install the vent caps.5. Remove the tape covering the vent hole in each cap.6. Slowly charge the battery on a battery charger until the specific gravity of the solution is at least 1.240 at a temperature of 80°F (27°C). If the electrolyte solution temperature nears 125°F (53°C) reduce the charging rate. Temperature in excess of 125°F (53°C) will ruin the battery.Preparing Wet Charge Batteries
The electrolyte solution was added by the manufacturer. Make-up solution must be water; never add electrolyte or acid to a wet charge battery. If necessary, slowly charge the battery before using.Using A Battery Charger
A desirable charging rate can be calculated by multiplying the amp-hour rating of the battery by .07 (7%).Shut off the battery charger before disconnecting the booster charger clamps from the battery terminals. While the battery is charging, hydrogen gas is being given off through each vent cap. When hydrogen gas is mixed with air, the mixture is highly explosive and will explode in the presence of a spark or small flame.
Never smoke near the area where batteries are being charged.
Installing Battery
1. Be sure the tray is free of objects which may puncture the battery case when the hold down straps are tightened.2. Be sure terminal posts and cable clamps are clean.3. Place the battery in the tray. Tighten the hold downs evenly until the battery is snug. Do not overtighten.4. Connect the "hot" terminal first.5. Connect the ground terminal last.
Always connect the "hot" terminal first.
When the "hot" terminal is connected first, no arcing can occur if the wrench accidentally contacts both the terminal and the frame or tray. The part that is contacted will take the same polarity as the battery terminal.By connecting the ground terminal first, the frame or tray is connected to ground. Then, if the wrench accidentally contacts the frame while connecting the "hot" terminal, a circuit is completed through the wrench. A hot spark will occur which could burn the person holding the wrench, or possibly explode the battery if an excess of hydrogen gas is present at any one of the vent holes.After connecting both cables, apply a thin coating of grease over the cable clamps, terminals and hold down fasteners.Battery Maintenance
Testing The Electrolyte Solution
The general condition of a battery can be determined by measuring the specific gravity of the electrolyte solution and adjusting the reading to 80°F (27°C). If the electrolyte level is too low to allow taking a hydrometer reading, add make-up water to the correct level and then charge the battery 2 to 4 hours before taking a reading.1. Insert the hydrometer into a cell. Fill the hydrometer barrel while holding it vertically. The float must not drag on the wall of the barrel.2. Read the hydrometer: 1.250 or above - fully charged battery cell1.250-1.255 - full to half charged battery cell1.225-1.150 - half to low charged battery cellBelow 1.150 - dead cell1.000 - water3. Test each cell in the same manner.
MEASURING SPECIFIC GRAVITY4. If there is more than .050 (50 gravity points) variation between the highest and lowest reading, the battery should be replaced.5. Adjust the readings to 80°F (27°C).a. For every 10F° (5.5C°) the electrolyte temperature is above 80°F (27°C), add .004 (4 gravity points) to the specific gravity reading.Example: Electrolyte temperature = 100°F; 38°CCorrected temperature = 80°F; 27°CDifference: = 20°F; 11°CIncrements: 10; 5.520 ÷ 10 = 2 ; 11 ÷ 5.5 = 22 × 4 gravity points = 8 gravity pointsAdd 8 gravity points to your hydrometer reading to obtain the adjusted reading at 100°F. If the uncorrected hydrometer is 1.240 the corrected reading would be: 1.240 + 8, or 1.248b. For every 10F° (5.5C°) the electrolyte temperature is below 80°F (27°C), subtract .004 (4 gravity points) from the specific gravity reading.Example: Electrolyte Temperature = 10°F;-13°CCorrected temperature = 80°F; 27°CDifference = 70°F; 40°CIncrements: 10; 5.570 ÷ 10 = 7; 40 ÷ 5.5 = 77 × 4 gravity points = 28 gravity pointsIf the uncorrected hydrometer reading is 1.210 the corrected reading would be 1.210 - 28 = 1.182The corrected reading is of most importance during cold weather when the hydrometer reading is always corrected to a lower specific gravity reading. A low reading signifies the battery has less available power to crank the engine and that booster batteries may be required.Checking Electrolyte Level
Check the electrolyte level of each cell and the general condition of the battery.1. Maintain the electrolyte level to the base of each vent well.2. The make-up water must be one of the following (in order of preference): a. Distilled water.b. Odorless, tasteless drinking water.c. Iron free water.d. Any available water.
Never add acid or electrolyte.
Reading The Ammeter
1. After starting the engine, the ammeter indicator should register to the right of zero, but should never be "pegged".2. After the engine has been running, the indicator should be just to the right of zero.If the indicator either "pegs" to the right, or remains to the left of zero with an increase of engine speed, have the electrical charging system checked.The alternator charging rate maintains the battery's electrolyte specific gravity reading, and the battery's performance. An undercharge rate cannot maintain a desired 1.250 specific gravity reading. An overcharge rate will boil the water from the electrolyte solution. A proper charging rate should require no more than one ounce (30 cc) of water per cell per week to maintain a fully charged battery.Cleaning Battery
1. Mix a weak solution of baking soda and water. Apply the solution with a bristle brush.
CLEANING BATTERY TERMINALS2. Thoroughly rinse the battery and battery tray with clean
Parts impeller JOHNSON:
0435990
0435990 IMPELLER HOUSING ASSY.
BJ115ELEDR, BJ115ELEUA, BJ115GLECM, BJ115PLEEM, BJ115PLSIE, BJ115PLSSB, BJ115TLEDA, BJ130PLEED, BJ130PLSSS, BJ130TLECE, BJ130TLEDM, BJ130TLEUB, BJ135PLSIF, BJ150ELECD, BJ150ELEDB, BJ150ELEUC, BJ175EXECD, BJ175EXEDB, BJ175EXEUC, BJ175PLEES, BJ175PLSIF
0435821
0435821 IMPELLER ASSY.
BJ115ELEDR, BJ115ELEUA, BJ115GLECM, BJ115PLEEM, BJ115PLSIE, BJ115PLSSB, BJ115TLEDA, BJ130PLEED, BJ130TLECE, BJ130TLEDM, BJ130TLEUB, BJ150ELECD, BJ150ELEDB, BJ150ELEUC, BJ175EXECD, BJ175EXEDB, BJ175EXEUC, BJ175PLEES, BJ175PLSIF, BJ175PLSSC, BJ200CXEDR
0435959
0435959 IMPELLER HOUSING, Gearcase
BJ115ELEDR, BJ115ELEUA, BJ115GLECM, BJ115PLEEM, BJ115PLSIE, BJ115PLSSB, BJ130PLEED, BJ130PLSSS, BJ130TLECE, BJ130TLEDM, BJ130TLEUB, BJ135PLSIF, BJ150ELECD, BJ150ELEDB, BJ150ELEUC, BJ175EXECD, BJ175EXEDB, BJ175EXEUC, BJ175PLEES, BJ175PLSIF, BJ175PLSSC
5000864
5000864 IMPELLER ASSY.
BJ115PLSSB, BJ175PLEES, BJ175PLSIF, BJ175PLSSC, BJ90PLSSE, J150CXEES, J150CXSSC, J150JPLSIF