Jabsco pump assembly vs. service kit

[mikeakc]

Evening all,
I have a Jabsco 2000 series manual toilet (29090) which I failed to get working a few years ago. I'm now having a second attempt and have purchased a pump assembly and a service kit. However, looking into the service kit packaging it seems all the parts are designed to go in the pump assembly (which I have just bought). Is this the case? Or are there parts which need replacing during a service which are NOT within the pump assembly? Basically I am trying to establish if I can fit the pump assembly and return the service kit or whether I need anything out of this as well.
Thanks in advance,
Mike

 

[Dunx]

If you have bought the full replacement pump assembly I would use that. I’ve tried a couple of rebuilds and invariably they are not perfect first time round. The only part I can’t remember is if the base gasket for the pump assembly is included. Other than that it should be a a simple swap out. Have a look on the Jabsco site there is an exploded diagram
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The base gasket is number 16.

 

[Graham376]

I would keep the service kit, some or all of it will be needed at some point and it's handy to have the bits onboard.

 

[ashtead]

I tend to buy a replacement pump as required - next time around I might consider replacing manual jabsco with another brand of electric type but serious investment .

 

[Laysula]

Fit the new pump and then service the old one and keep it as a spare. If you do have a problem when your away, it's a 10 minute job to swap it over and then service it at your convenience. (No pun intended )

 

[mikeakc]

@Laysula that is a very good idea. I'll do that. Thanks for the advice all, much appreciated. Mike