Yanmar raw water pump?

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lipets

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Benneteau Swift 42
Mine is leaking (works fine no overheating) it looks like almost $800 for a new one, mechanic says takes 6 hours to replace??? find that hard to believe

It it reasonable to take on the task of rebuilding it, and are kits available?

It's a 6LY2A-STP
 
Only way I can see that being a billable 6 hour project is access. If you have to tear other parts off to get to it,then I can see how that could be the case. I'd post a pic to show the pump access.
 
Access is not hard at all I see the bolts, think he's not the guy I want.

Or I'll do it myself. The hardest thing is to remove the hoses

Anyone know who may rebuild these pumps
 
Access is not hard at all I see the bolts, think he's not the guy I want.

Or I'll do it myself. The hardest thing is to remove the hoses

Anyone know who may rebuild these pumps
You may like to check the service manual, if access is easy.
I did my Westerbeke 30B and access was painful.
Once out there is not much to it and the repair kits have all parts needed, just a thought.
 
Pumps are usually easy to rebuild. A good bearing supply should have seals and bearings. The pump should have a name and number on it. Often on the end plate.
This guy rebuilds pumps: Water Pump Man
Also Depco pump has parts and pumps: Depco Pump Company
Here's some more:
PENINSULAR, YAMAHA AND YANMAR MARINE WATER PUMPS (bottom of page)
 
I put in new SMX pumps on my Cummins a couple of years ago. I say I put them in, I paid the mechanic to put them in. The starboard engine took him about 15 minutes to do. 2 hoses and 3 bolts, simple. The port engine had terrible access. Formula put in a small hatch in the aft cabin locker to get to it. Way too small. I cut out the bulkhead in preparation for the exchange. I put in a much larger hatch which the mechanic loved. Then it took about a half hour to replace it. I think your mechanic is way out of line unless the access is extraordinarily bad.
 

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