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I did. i saw the veins but didnt see how extensive the damage was. Best advice. try and blow through the pump. if air passes through impeller is done. Just ordered 2.
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?????????????????????? That is the worst 2 month old impeller I've ever seen.
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The only thing I can think of is there was an interruption of water and the impeller over heated. OP mentions strainer - notorious for air inline if not sealed properly..... no water - heat...bye bye impeller..so sad...
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You will need to find all the pieces that came off of that impeller as well as any pieces that came off of any prior impellers.... Check all hoses and coolers down line from the pump....You may also find pieces of impeller in the intake hose prior to the pump... Backflush all the hoses and try to account for all missing vanes.... And by the way, where are you in the northeast....I'm in MA.
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even new impellers can go bad. one common problem is the brass inner separating from the rubber, the impeller looks fine, but only the inner center is spinning....it baffled me for a couple hours on the lake one day.
if water pick up screen is clean, tranny cooler is clean, hoses on correctly......change the $40 impeller. :-)
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