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17510-36F10 Water Pump Shaft with Gear for Suzuki RM125 RM 125 2001-2008

17510-36F10 Water Pump Shaft with Gear for Suzuki RM125 RM 125 2001-2008

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Water Pump Shaft with Gear for Suzuki RM 125

This water pump shaft with gear for Suzuki RM 125 models from 2001 through 2008, OEM cross-reference 17510-36F10, drives the impeller that circulates coolant through the engine.

Overview

This water pump shaft with gear for Suzuki RM 125 replaces a worn or damaged shaft that turns the coolant impeller. The integrated gear meshes with the engine drive to keep coolant flowing under load. It is aimed at riders and mechanics rebuilding 2001 to 2008 Suzuki RM 125 machines.

Built For Performance

  • OEM cross-reference 17510-36F10 for straightforward part matching
  • Integrated drive gear formed onto the shaft for positive engagement
  • Machined bearing journals support smooth, stable rotation
  • Constructed from hardened metal to handle continuous engine speed
  • Designed as a direct fit in the Suzuki RM 125 water pump housing

Fits These Machines

  • for Suzuki RM 125 (2001)
  • for Suzuki RM 125 (2002)
  • for Suzuki RM 125 (2003)
  • for Suzuki RM 125 (2004)
  • for Suzuki RM 125 (2005)
  • for Suzuki RM 125 (2006)
  • for Suzuki RM 125 (2007)
  • for Suzuki RM 125 (2008)

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a scored or snapped shaft after a pump failure
  • Rebuilding the water pump during an engine refresh
  • Restoring coolant circulation on a neglected RM 125
  • Track and trail maintenance between race weekends

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 17510-36F10
Part Type Water pump shaft with gear
Machine Fitment for Suzuki RM 125, 2001-2008

Good To Know

Q: Why replace the shaft instead of just the seal? A: A worn shaft can chew through new seals and let coolant into the gearbox. If the journal is grooved or the gear teeth are damaged, fitting a fresh shaft with gear is the reliable fix.

Q: Can this shaft be installed with basic hand tools? A: Most RM 125 pump rebuilds need common hand tools plus a press or puller to seat bearings. Work from the service manual and check the impeller and seals while the pump is apart.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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