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Old 01-24-2011, 07:48 AM   #1
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My Shurflowwater pump that came as standard on my Jouney stopped working.
Do you have any replacement recommendatons or replace it with the same.
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Old 01-24-2011, 08:58 AM   #2
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I replaced the OEM 2.8 gpm pump with Shurflo's Revolution pump which is rated at 3.0 gpm. It is an exact fit. I had read so much negative about the larger pumps and this one is working fine.

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Old 01-24-2011, 09:17 AM   #3
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I just replaced my Shurflo with another Shurflo I found on eBay. Works great. Same fittings, same power connections. The holes did not match up exactly (different model and way many years difference) but not a big deal in my case.
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Old 01-24-2011, 09:55 AM   #4
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I replaced mine with an Aquajet. I also looked at Flojet

Aquajet and Flojet pumps
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What happened to the shurflow pumps you guys have replaced?
Is it a motor problem or a pump problem?
Has anyone taken them apart to determine the failure?
I rebuilt one after 10 years of service for $15.00 a simple rebuild kit did the job
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Old 01-24-2011, 02:23 PM   #6
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A rebuild kit might have worked fine (lack of suction), but as it was a very old pump and the price on ebay was reasonable I simply decided to replace it. Now that I have it out, I may take a moment to check/clean/rebuild and then I'll have a spare or use it for some other situation, or heck eBay it.
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Kinda weird the way mine quit. It was working just fine, then we went out for this weekend and it didnt work at all. I checked the elect. and have 12V at the pump when I operate the switch. Glad we had hook ups.
My old pump is a 2088 403 144. I called shur flo and they say its replaced by 2088 422 444 for a direct replacement.
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Old 01-24-2011, 04:17 PM   #8
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How much is a replacement pump? Just curious.
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Old 01-24-2011, 04:25 PM   #9
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Ebay best at $73 del. CW about $86 or so. Amazon 67 bucks del.

Anyone know the best place?
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I replaced mine too. Mine was less than a year old and I left the pump switch on while on an 8 hour drive and got to my destination and thought it was makeing a funny noise. I ended up replacing it myself Shurflo's Revolution like SML did. Still makes the same noise! :-) CW 80.00. And it did not line up either. Another 20 minute job took two hour after I made a trip to Home Depot. That was before I found iRV2.

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I must have got real lucky as mine from ebay was only $57 complete.
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Talked to the guy at the shur flo Booth at a rally ;; nice fellow;; told me to take the plastic end off, Pheleps screws;; clean it real clean ; take the screens off clean them up real good. and try it;; He said to call him if it didn't work; That was 2 years ago; It still works perfect;; Dirt and scum block it up;; Works like new ; about 1 hour of my time;; life is good;;Oh they have 2 engine protection switches on them.# 1 the water pressure switch; #2 a thermal heat switch on the moter that shuts it down when it gets hot; that one will let the pump start after it cools down. the other of course the water pressure. If the pressure is not there it's the thermal one;; The pumps are quite simple. and will last a lifetime if kept clean;;
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I replaced my pump yesterday, and easy 25 minute task.
I took my old pump home and took it apart. It was clean as a whistle. On the rear is a screw that you can adjust the pressure, I moved it back and forth and put it back in the same position.
Reassembled it and it works perfect. Whats the deal???
Anyway, I guess I have a spare pump.
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What happened to the shurflow pumps you guys have replaced?
Is it a motor problem or a pump problem?
Has anyone taken them apart to determine the failure?
I rebuilt one after 10 years of service for $15.00 a simple rebuild kit did the job
Took mine to the Shurflo booth at GNR. he couldn't fix it, so he gave me a new one. Now I have a spare.

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