9. Metal water pump ring for engines D343, 346, 349, D379B, D398B, D399, G342, G353, G398 and a lot more. P/n 2s3966. The one in the sealed package $30.00. The other two $20 each.

10. In a bag that I did not open. Looks like a 1n9177 and 8s8821 seals with the nylon ring. On the tape around the bag was written "water pump seals 3304-3306". $23.00

11. This has a number stamped on it that looks like 2407216, however, it doesn't come up anywhere as a good number. It looks a lot like the other seal assys I have listed, which have no number on them, except this one has a wider lip than the others. This item is for the earlier D311, D315, D318 water pumps originally for marine applications $15.00.

12. Cat. p/n 6H3491 for a water pump bellows seal. Fits a lot of engines; D343, D346, D349, D379B, D398B, D399, G342, G353, G398 etc. SOLD, thank you.

13. This water pump shaft is very rusty and may be no good. I am not sure if the rusty areas are a sealing surface or not. Buy it as is for $10.00.

14. Boxed impeller, p/n 9L503. It is for a water pump assembly 9L2279 used in 1673 truck engines. $25.00.

15. This may be a used part so I will sell it for less. p/n 9S8041 water pump impeller. Lots of applications; D7F Military tractor, 941 track loader, 930 wheel loader, 966 wheel loader, 627 scrapers, 815 compactor, 950 wheel loader and many more. Buy it as is: $15.00.

16. The box for this impeller is labeled as "USED" and for a 3304 engine. Since it is used I will sell it for less. $15.00.

17. This looks like a new impeller but it has some rust. It is part number 6L2673 and was used on D320, D330 and D333 engines. $35.00.

"ob98" wrote:

11. This has a number stamped on it that looks like 2407216, however, it doesn't come up anywhere as a good number. It looks a lot like the other seal assys I have listed, which have no number on them, except this one has a wider lip than the others. Sorry I can't tell you what it fits. $15.00.

Keith, this item is for the earlier D311, D315, D318 water pumps originally for marine applications. This seal was used with a brass impeller. I have one of these units in a motor I rebuilt many years ago. The item was well used but still holding coolant. The motor had been originally for marine use but it was changed to be a power unit for a crane. Thre were many other items on the motor that were brass. Cheers, Larry.
PS. this style has not been used for years as you cannot get a brass impeller anymore, at least to my knowledge.