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Ballast pump - what is a "cartridge only"?


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If your housing is fine, you can just replace the “cartridge” which is what you have a photo of. It screws into the housing (full photo below) which is connected to the thru hull fitting. 

 

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On 10/6/2018 at 11:52 AM, Pnwrider said:

If your housing is fine, you can just replace the “cartridge” which is what you have a photo of. It screws into the housing (full photo below) which is connected to the thru hull fitting. 

 

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Thank you for posting this info. What does the housing look like?

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So do they come stubbed with half the plug for that easy of a change out?

always wondered how the “cartridge change” worked.   PDF was great , if it comes stubbed with the plug , easy for tranny area pump

so what is it like trying to change the two in center bilge ?  Does taking out center floor hatch on the older axis get you easy access to unscrew the screw and line it up to put screw back in 

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Buy the 1100 and save the housing.  The cartridge fits both and if you ever want to upgrade to larger hose you'll have the 1100 housing.  After replacing a few of them over a few years I had enough housing to justify ordering larger hoses and doung a full upgrade.  The inlet is the same on the 900 and 1100, so its just a hose and fitting swap.

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I just did this upgrade this weekend. Purchased the Shurflo Piranha 800 & 1100 Replacement Pump Cartridges. My problem was there was no power at the pump and the fuses kept blowing when troubleshooting. I guess when you run a broken pump, the 5 amp fuse blows (located below the wheel). I replaced the cartridges, replaced the 5 amp fuse, and all is good again. 

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