5001594 Water Pump Impeller Repair/Rebuild Kit for 85-300 HP Johnson Evinrude
5001594 Water Pump Impeller Repair/Rebuild Kit for 85-300 HP Johnson Evinrude
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Water Pump Impeller Repair Kit for Johnson Evinrude
This water pump impeller repair and rebuild kit, part number 5001594, restores cooling water flow on 85 to 300 HP Johnson Evinrude outboards by replacing the worn impeller and related pump components.
Overview
This water pump impeller repair kit provides the key components needed to rebuild the cooling pump on 85 to 300 HP Johnson Evinrude outboards. The impeller repair kit restores water flow to the powerhead so the engine stays at safe operating temperature. It suits boat owners and marine mechanics performing routine impeller service or fixing an overheating outboard.
Built For Performance
- Impeller molded for consistent pumping action in marine cooling systems
- Kit form covers the common wear parts of the water pump
- Direct reference to part number 5001594 for easy cross-checking
- Components sized for 85 to 300 HP Johnson Evinrude applications
- Intended for periodic impeller replacement as part of outboard maintenance
Fits These Machines
- for Johnson outboards rated 85 to 300 HP
- for Evinrude outboards rated 85 to 300 HP
- for outboards using water pump part number 5001594
On-The-Job Use
- Routine impeller service at the recommended maintenance interval
- Fixing weak telltale stream or overheating on the water
- Rebuilding the water pump after pulling the lower unit
- Pre-season cooling system service before launching
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 5001594 |
| Kit Type | Water pump impeller repair and rebuild kit |
| Horsepower Range | 85 to 300 HP |
| Application | Johnson Evinrude outboards |
Good To Know
Q: How often should a water pump impeller be replaced? A: Most outboard makers suggest impeller service every few seasons or at set engine hour intervals, whichever comes first. Sandy or silty water shortens that interval.
Q: Can I install this kit without pulling the lower unit? A: No, the water pump sits above the lower unit, so the gearcase must be dropped to reach the impeller housing. A service manual for your model walks through the steps.
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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