663-44324-A0 Yamaha Gasket | Genuine OEM Yamaha Outboard Part
663-44324-A0 Yamaha Gasket | Genuine OEM Yamaha Outboard Part
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🔧 Product Description
Genuine Yamaha Water Pump Cartridge Gasket - Part Number: 663-44324-A0
A genuine Yamaha gasket used beneath the water-pump cartridge or wear-plate assembly on selected 30HP, 40HP and 50HP two-stroke outboards.
The gasket seals the cartridge assembly against the gearcase and helps maintain water-pump suction and discharge pressure.
⚙️ Key Features
• Genuine Yamaha OEM water-pump cartridge gasket
• Correct Yamaha part number 663-44324-A0
• Replaces the earlier 663-44324-00 reference
• Used in selected 30HP to 50HP two-stroke lower units
• Cross-references with Sierra, Recmar and Mercury / Mariner numbers
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• 663-44324-A0 → Supersedes 663-44324-00
• 663-44324-00 earlier Yamaha water-pump gasket reference
OEM / Related Numbers:
• 663-44324-A0
• 663-44324-A0-00
• 66344324A000
• 663-44324-00
• 663-44315-A0 related lower plate gasket
• 663-44316-A0 related upper plate gasket
• Mercury / Mariner: 27-81421M
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• Sierra: 18-0294
• Recmar: REC663-44324-00
• Mercury / Mariner: 27-81421M
• Included in Sierra lower-unit seal kit 18-2789
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• Yamaha 30HP, 40HP and 50HP two-stroke water-pump assemblies
• Yamaha gearcases using the 663-series cartridge and wear-plate design
Typically suits:
• Engine models:
• Yamaha 30A and related 30HP two-stroke gearcases
• Yamaha 40HP two-stroke - approximately 1984-1994
• Yamaha 40E, 40H, 40J, 40N and 40Q
• Yamaha 50HP two-stroke - approximately 1984-1987
• Yamaha 50HP Pro Series - approximately 1987-1990
• Yamaha P50 - approximately 1995-1996
• Yamaha 50D, 50G and 50H gearcases using the 663-series water pump
• HP Range: 30HP - 50HP
• Engine Type: Yamaha carburetted two-stroke outboard
• Year Range: Approximately 1984 - 1996, dependent on gearcase design
🔌 Function
The gasket seals the water-pump cartridge to the lower-unit housing. This prevents water from bypassing the pump chamber and allows the impeller to maintain adequate cooling-water flow.
Common signs of failure:
• Reduced tell-tale or cooling-water output
• Engine overheats after pump installation
• Gasket is torn, compressed or incorrectly aligned
• Water-pressure loss occurs around the cartridge base
• Pump housing will not seat flat against the gearcase
📦 Condition
• Genuine Yamaha part
• Brand new
• Supplied in original or equivalent packaging
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