JPR-V5000 Aftermarket Volvo Penta TAMD 162/163/165 Seawater Pump 3837935 | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
JPR-V5000 Aftermarket Volvo Penta TAMD 162/163/165 Seawater Pump 3837935 | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
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🔧 Product Description
Aftermarket JMP Volvo Penta TAMD162/163/165 seawater pump - Replacement Part Number: JPR-V5000
A large-capacity bronze seawater pump for Volvo Penta TAMD162, TAMD163 and TAMD165 marine diesel engines. It replaces Volvo Penta 3837935 and earlier 3825493 pump assemblies.
⚙️ Key Features
• Heavy-duty marine bronze pump body
• Flexible-impeller positive-displacement design
• Marine-grade non-magnetic stainless-steel shaft
• Replaceable mechanical seal, bearings, cam and wear components
• Designed to match the listed OEM mounting, rotation and connection layout
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• Volvo Penta 3837935 → Supersedes 3825493
• Johnson 10-13166-01 is the original pump cross-reference
OEM / Related Numbers:
• JPR-V5000
• Volvo Penta 3837935
• Volvo Penta 3825493
• Johnson 10-13166-01
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• JMP Marine: JPR-V5000
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• Flexible-impeller raw-water cooling systems
Typically suits:
• Engine models:
• Volvo Penta TAMD162
• Volvo Penta TAMD163
• Volvo Penta TAMD165
• HP Range: Engine-rating specific
• Engine Type: Volvo Penta heavy-duty inline-six marine diesel
• Year Range: Model-specific; confirm OEM pump 3837935
• Drive: Engine gear-driven
• Original Pump Cross-Reference: Johnson 10-13166-01
🔌 Function
The seawater pump draws raw water through the intake and circulates it through the engine, heat exchanger, oil cooler, aftercooler and wet-exhaust circuit as applicable. Its flexible impeller must maintain adequate flow from idle through full load while the shaft, bearings and mechanical seal keep the drive and water sections correctly supported and separated.
Common signs of failure:
• Engine temperature rises under load or at higher RPM
• Reduced or intermittent water discharge from the exhaust
• Missing, cracked, swollen or permanently set impeller vanes
• Seawater leakage or salt tracks from the shaft seal or weep area
• Bearing noise, pulley or gear wobble, or excessive shaft movement
• Scored cover plate, worn cam or damaged pump housing reduces suction
• Internal corrosion, air leakage or blocked inlet passages cause loss of prime
📦 Condition
• Brand new aftermarket replacement part
• New and unused
• Supplied in manufacturer or equivalent protective packaging
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