Is the pump on the 261815 ProX7 rebuildable?
160732
I think every part is serviceable its a great unit for a home owner or contractor.
160733
I would think any type of pump is rebuildable, but I can not say for certain if this particular one is. Being an owner of one of these machines, I would expect it to last a very long time. This is my second Graco airless, and the 1st one still works fine. To get a definitive answer, I would think you need to contact Graco or a local paint store and ask them that question or ask them to tell you who can. Good luck.
1240839
Yes, it is a direct replacement except the wiring plugs from the old pump have to transferred to the new pump. These pumps last only about a year under daily use. I wish Savior had used a better pump.
2216677
yes, it is. First one we had many problems with the pump and after sending it to the service center twice, I finally got thme to replace it free. The second one has presented no problems for 6 months.
448377
I know their customer service wasn't helpful; however is it possible to ask for a parts list for the whole unit. Is the impeller fixable by customer, if so J B Weld is a great repair solution.
1004448
Yes, with a caveat. The pump will burn out due to the extra volume of coolant being moved through the new system. I would not suggest modifying this as it was created to continuously move a specific volume of coolant thus diminishing its reliability.
1458051
It is only the motor. Your pump should attach to the new motor. Make sure you order new seals. You probably already know this but be sure you have your voltage switch on the same current as your old pump. Most are 120 but some are 220. Its very clearly marked.
1989544
No! I did a search for air tool parts and the image of a replacement suggests that you will need to get a new hose/head from Specialized http://www.specialized.com/us/en/ftb/pumps/pump-spare-parts/air-tool-pro-smartheadhose
2193472
Yes. I have used this pump to replace my burned out pump now for almost a year. This is a strong pump,well worth the price- no problems.
1341346
I can't say for certain. But the flanges on the Grundfos are sold separately. You can buy the pump, and try out the old flanges. If they don't work, you'll just need to make the second purchase
571444
I don't think so, but I haven't pulled it apart. The pump has run flawlessly since I bought it. The only reason I would replace it is to increase my tank size from 150 gal to 300 gal.
1050675
I have no idea sir. Please refer to OEM parts catalogs. All I know is that there was a change made in the wiring connectors, which come with the new pump. This is a Delphi OEM pump, and when I bought off these people, I received excellent service right off the bat.
1358242
I am sorry I have no idea. You can take the engineering number off the original pump and cross it on Google.
1766222
Thank you for confirming my suspicions. I ordered mine quite a while ago and was wondering why more specifications weren't shown. I thought this "oversight" might have been deliberate, allowing different pumps to be provided under the same listing. Both pumps I received were rotary type and worked very well. Either type can have trouble if the diaphragms or seals are incompatible with the fuel. As an amateur mechanic, I would say the decision for your use would be based on the one that was easiest to install. The usual advice is to mount the pump as close to the fuel tank and as low as possible (pumps push much better than they vacuum), particularly if vapor lock may be an issue.
811914
No it takes a totally different pump. The pump you need is no longer available. Try to find someone who re-builds the pump. Stan
1846691
I honestly don't remember. You can try emailing the original seller? It's been we'll over a year and this fuel pump is still going like brand new.
1418750
I am not sure but i did a google search for your pump and found this parts page with a replacement part made for the Ravexhttp://ravx.com/products/pump-parts/ and to purchase the part your question was about link http://store.ravx.com/c/pump-spares_pump-parts?pkey=1a536cba2db2e98963500b13f967fe7e&ckey=1071329.1073605.0.0.0 My guess is the one you were asking about would work but then again the threads on the barrel end may be different. Not sure they would be ISO
1809962
Sorry, but I couldn't find any info about this pump and diesel fuel. Suggest you contact Carter for further information.