Gecko 92500170 Aqua-Flo replacement pump shaft seal for 5/8 inch shaftsGecko Aqua-Flo Replacement Seal, 92500170$2699
Gecko 92500170 Aqua-Flo replacement pump shaft seal for 5/8 inch shafts

Gecko Aqua-Flo Replacement Seal, 92500170

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Gecko The Aqua-Flo replacement seal, part number 92500170.
  • 5/8 inch shaft Sized for a 5/8 inch pump shaft, so confirm your motor shaft before ordering.
  • Wide fitment Listed for Aqua-Flo XP2, XP2e, XP3, Circ-Master HP, CP, CMXP and XP spa pumps.
  • The part that stops the drip The shaft seal is what keeps water in the wet end and off the motor.
  • Change it with the wet end open Any time the impeller comes off, the seal goes back new, never reused.
  • Cheap next to a motor A weeping seal puts water straight into the motor bearings, which is the failure that follows.
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Product details

The Gecko 92500170 is the Aqua-Flo replacement shaft seal for 5/8 inch shafts. It is listed for the Aqua-Flo XP2, XP2e, XP3, Circ-Master HP, CP, CMXP and XP spa pumps.

What the seal does

The shaft seal runs where the motor shaft passes into the wet end. It is two lapped faces held together under spring pressure, one turning with the shaft and one fixed in the housing, and it is the only thing keeping pool water out of the motor.

Why it is never reused

Those two faces wear in against each other in service. Once they have been pulled apart the mating pattern is broken and they will not seal properly again, even if they look perfect. That is why a new seal goes in every time the impeller comes off, whether the old one was leaking or not.

What a leak costs

Water from a failing seal tracks along the shaft and into the motor bearings. The first sign is a stain or a damp spot under the pump, then bearing noise, then a motor. Fitting a seal at the drip stage is the whole point of stocking one.

Specifications
Brand Gecko
Manufacturer part number 92500170
Product line Aqua-Flo
Type Pump shaft seal
Shaft size 5/8 inch
Fits Aqua-Flo XP2, XP2e, XP3, Circ-Master HP, CP, CMXP and XP spa pumps
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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which pumps does it fit?
Aqua-Flo XP2, XP2e, XP3, Circ-Master HP, CP, CMXP and XP spa pumps. Confirm the shaft is 5/8 inch, since that is what the seal is sized to.
How do I know the seal has failed?
Water dripping from between the wet end and the motor. It usually starts as a stain or a damp patch under the pump before it becomes a visible drip.
Can I reuse the old seal if it looks fine?
No. The two faces bed in against each other in service, and once they have been separated they will not seal reliably again. Fit a new seal whenever the impeller comes off.
What happens if I leave a leaking seal?
Water tracks along the shaft into the motor bearings. The bearings get noisy, then the motor fails, which turns a seal job into a motor.
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