will this pump replace part # omc 438559
465567
it works best if you save the old hoses off your old oiler . they have the bends in them and seems like some of those hoses were smaller but pretty sure the smaller one on the pump was the brass one if it is to small and you don't have a hose to fit it that fitting will screw out an go to hardware store an get one.
465568
i put one on a 60 hp an 70 hp mariner put out more than enough fuel pressure .
778947
Yes Darian pump 137108100 is the same as or compatible to 134840500. Newest part #for this pump is 137221600.
197736
i don't know. you need to get a part number from the little sticker that is somewhere on the pump. it should tell you the manufacturer's name and model number.
1649429
Sorry I don' know. The one I bought was the wrong size so I reused the old one on the new pump.
180373
I am sorry that I am not familiar with that specific model pump. If the shaft size is the correct diameter aand the pump is of similar design and purpose then it would be worth a try.
1147848
I don't think it will. I believe the correct part number you need is GNRK1059.
577854
I used this on a pump that looked identical. Looking on the sears parts site though their replacement part is coming up as a different price as what the part I replaced was. If the bores are the same it will work so make sure that is the case.
1093152
Don't know for sure. I use the parts breakdowns on Sears Parts Direct to load in my model number and then find the part number of the pump. They will usually show the pump cross reference numbers and substitutions too. Hope this helps.
1348661
You need to check the current pump you have, and if it looks the same, it should work. I put mine in a Maytag, since many brands use the same parts.
1214058
I don't know for sure, but you could compare this photo (and maybe dimensions info from Catit? from on-line catalog or sales info) with the part you want to replace. It's a basic pump, used for a lot of devices, and I would guess (that's _guess_) that it would probably be ok. It is a long-lived item that I've had for 3 or 4 years now, and so far so good. So, if it seems like it would do the job, send for it. Worst case: if it doesn't fit properly, you'd send it back. I hope this helps you!
1586077
Hello, The correct part # according to your model should be BP47-00037A. Thank you
1978088
The head should. It's just a mechanical attachment to the pump hose. I'm not sure about the "O" ring. Check the cylinder and piston dimensions of the pumps. Or, just take it apart and see if it fits. You can always learn a lot by taking things apart. You can even learn more by trying to put it back together.
1195332
Hi Jeff. I went to the Grundfos site to find replacement pumps for the part number in your question and your pump could not be found. What "type" of pump is yours? For example: UP15-42F. Without knowing what your needs are I really can't answer your question. I would recommend going to the Grundfos site to find a replacement that will fit your situation.
668259
If your old pump has this 137108100 part number then this is what you are looking for. I have the affinity glass top loader and this is pump for mine. Double check your part # the pic shows the pump upside down.
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
1583220
I know it will replace the No. 92590. I do not know if it will replace the No. 92490.
1480760
I have the exact same pump as you, that I need to replace. Did you get an answer, or try the EZ model?