Pump Repair Kits
Restore lost pressure, stop leaks, and extend the life of your pressure washer with the right pump repair kit. Matching the kit to your exact pump model prevents repeat failures and saves time on the job.
This category groups seal, valve, packing, and complete rebuild kits so you can service common triplex plunger and diaphragm pumps with confidence. Use the guide below to confirm fit, choose the correct kit type, and prep for a smooth install.
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General Pump Repair Kit 24
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General Pump Repair Kit 26
$28.47 -
General Pump Repair Kit 37
$32.97 -
General Pump Repair Kit 32
$20.97 -
General Pump Repair Kit 12
$59.97 -
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General Pump Repair Kit 5
$99.97 -
General Pump Repair Kit 91
$29.47 -
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General Pump Repair Kit 89
$29.47 -
General Pump Repair Kit 88
$67.47 -
General Pump Repair Kit 64
$86.47 -
General Pump Repair Kit 44
$39.97 -
General Pump Repair Kit 66
$78.97 -
General Pump Repair Kit 77
$94.47 -
General Pump Repair Kit 74
$118.97 -
General Pump Repair Kit 71
$66.47
Pump Repair Kits FAQ's
What else should I do after a rebuild?
Change contaminated oil, verify unloader settings, purge air, and recheck for leaks under load. Keep inlet filtration clean to protect new valves and seals.
Should I replace all seals or valves at once?
Yes. Replace seals/packings and valves as complete sets on all cylinders to maintain even compression and performance.
Do I need special tools to install a repair kit?
Basic hand tools work for most pumps, but some larger frames use dedicated seal-case or valve tools. Always follow the service manual and torque specifications for your model.
Can I mix different seal or packing materials in one pump?
No. Use one material set matched to your application and listed for your pump model. Mixing materials or partial replacements can shorten service life.
When should valves be replaced versus cleaned?
If priming is slow, pressure surges, or pulsation persists after seal service, replace the valve kit. Cleaning may help with minor debris, but worn springs, seats, or cages require a new kit.
What symptoms point to a worn seal or packing set?
Weeping at the manifold, loss of system pressure, or water intrusion into crankcase oil. Inspect plungers and oil seals and replace seals/packings as a complete set.
How do I find the correct repair kit for my pump?
Locate the pump’s model and series on the data plate, then match that exact model to the parts breakdown. Confirm plunger diameter and kit material. Most pumps use one seal kit; some valve designs require two valve kits—follow the parts list for your model.
