Mercury 100/115/125/200/225/250 HP Water Pump Kit 18-3214 47-43026Q06 8M0100526
Mercury 100/115/125/200/225/250 HP Water Pump Kit 18-3214 47-43026Q06 8M0100526
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Water Pump Kit for Mercury
This water pump kit for Mercury outboards replaces worn impeller and housing components to keep cooling water flowing through the engine at full throttle. It is cross-referenced to OEM numbers 18-3214, 47-43026Q06 and 8M0100526.
Overview
This water pump kit is a complete replacement set for Mercury outboard engines in the 100 to 250 horsepower range. It includes the impeller, housing, seals and gaskets needed to restore cooling system pressure and prevent overheating. Boat owners and marine mechanics rely on this water pump kit for routine maintenance and repair work on Mercury four-stroke and two-stroke outboards.
Built For Performance
- Includes impeller, pump body and wear plate for a complete overhaul
- Replacement impeller moves coolant at the rated flow for marine engines
- Seals and gaskets block leakage around the pump shaft
- Corrosion-resistant materials handle saltwater and freshwater conditions
- Direct replacement design matches original factory specifications
Fits These Machines
- for Mercury 100 HP
- for Mercury 115 HP
- for Mercury 125 HP
- for Mercury 200 HP
- for Mercury 225 HP
- for Mercury 250 HP
On-The-Job Use
- Routine cooling system maintenance on Mercury outboards
- Preventative rebuild of outboard water pumps during servicing
- Replacing a failed impeller after it has caused overheating
- Restoring coolant flow before a long boating season
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 18-3214, 47-43026Q06, 8M0100526 |
| Components | Impeller, housing, seals and gaskets |
| Engine Range | 100-250 HP Mercury outboards |
Good To Know
Q: What does a typical water pump kit include? A: This kit includes the impeller, pump housing, seals and gaskets needed to rebuild the cooling water pump on compatible Mercury outboards.
Q: How often should an outboard water pump kit be replaced? A: Most manufacturers recommend replacing the impeller every 200 to 300 operating hours or once a year, and a full kit rebuild is commonly done during the same interval.
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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