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Jet Pump Wear Ring 144mm ID for Yamaha Wave Blaster 700 1993-1996

Jet Pump Wear Ring 144mm ID for Yamaha Wave Blaster 700 1993-1996

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Jet Pump Wear Ring for Yamaha Wave Blaster 700

This 144mm ID jet pump wear ring for Yamaha Wave Blaster 700 sits inside the pump housing to keep the impeller running at a tight, efficient clearance so thrust stays consistent on the water.

Overview

This jet pump wear ring for Yamaha Wave Blaster 700 is a direct-fit replacement for the worn ring that surrounds the impeller in the pump housing. Measured at 144mm inner diameter, it restores the close tolerance between impeller and housing that water flow depends on. Riders and mechanics rebuilding a 1993 to 1996 Wave Blaster 700 will find it the right piece for routine pump service.

Built For Performance

  • 144mm inner diameter matched to the Wave Blaster 700 jet pump housing
  • Maintains a tight impeller-to-housing clearance for consistent thrust
  • Corrosion-resistant construction suited to continuous water exposure
  • Restores lost hookup caused by a worn or grooved original ring
  • Direct replacement fit for the pump wear ring position

Fits These Machines

  • for Yamaha Wave Blaster 700 1993
  • for Yamaha Wave Blaster 700 1994
  • for Yamaha Wave Blaster 700 1995
  • for Yamaha Wave Blaster 700 1996

On-The-Job Use

  • Routine jet pump rebuilds and impeller replacement
  • Restoring acceleration and top-end hookup on a tired pump
  • Freshwater and saltwater personal watercraft use
  • Seasonal maintenance before the riding season begins

Specs At A Glance

Inner Diameter 144mm
Position Jet pump wear ring
Fit Years 1993 to 1996
Model Wave Blaster 700

Good To Know

Q: Why does the wear ring need replacing? A: Sand and debris grind the gap between impeller and ring wider over time, and once that clearance opens up the pump loses thrust. A fresh 144mm ring brings the tolerance back to spec.

Q: Should I check the impeller while the pump is apart? A: Yes, inspect the impeller blades for nicks and wear at the same time since the pump has to come apart either way. Replacing both together avoids a second teardown later.

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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