Hayward SPX1600Z2 OEM pump shaft seal assemblyHayward Seal Assembly, OEM, SPX1600Z2 In stock$3399
Hayward SPX1600Z2 OEM pump shaft seal assembly

Hayward Seal Assembly, OEM, SPX1600Z2

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward The factory SPX1600Z2 seal assembly, not a generic seal.
  • Covers four pump families Listed for Super Pump, Super II, NorthStar and Max-Flo.
  • Also listed for others It appears under Max-Flo 1800 and 2800 model pumps and Leslie Hydramax II pump parts.
  • Stops the drip at the motor The shaft seal is what keeps pool water out of the motor bearings.
  • Two piece assembly Supplied as a matched set, so the rotating and stationary halves seat together.
  • Replace it with the impeller off Any time the impeller comes off for service, the seal goes back in new.
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Product details

The Hayward SPX1600Z2 is the genuine OEM shaft seal assembly used across the Super Pump, Super II, NorthStar and Max-Flo pump families. It also appears in parts lists for the Max-Flo 1800 and 2800 model pumps and for Leslie Hydramax II pumps.

What the shaft seal does

The motor shaft passes through the back of the wet end to spin the impeller. The shaft seal is the barrier at that crossing, and it is the only thing keeping pool water out of the motor. It is a two piece assembly, a rotating face carried on the shaft running against a stationary face pressed into the seal plate.

The symptom to look for

Water dripping from the gap between the motor and the pump body, often with rust streaks or a crusty deposit under it. Left alone, that water works its way into the motor bearings and turns a cheap seal job into a motor replacement.

While you are in there

The seal is replaced with the impeller off. Since the pump is already apart, it is worth checking the housing gasket, the impeller and the shaft for wear at the same time.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number SPX1600Z2
UPC 610377040167
Type Shaft seal assembly
Part type Pool pump part
Fits Hayward Super Pump, Super II, NorthStar and Max-Flo pumps
Also listed for Hayward Max-Flo 1800 and 2800 model pumps, Leslie Hydramax II pumps
Shipping weight 0.1 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which Hayward pumps take this seal?
It is listed for the Super Pump, Super II, NorthStar and Max-Flo families, and also appears under Max-Flo 1800 and 2800 model pumps and Leslie Hydramax II pumps.
Is it a genuine Hayward part?
Yes. It is the Hayward OEM seal assembly, part number SPX1600Z2.
My pump is dripping between the motor and the pump body. Is this the part?
That drip is the classic failed shaft seal. Water escaping there runs straight at the motor bearings, so it is worth fixing quickly.
Do I need anything else to do the job?
The seal comes as a matched assembly. Most people replace the housing gasket or O-ring at the same time, since the pump is already apart.
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