I have a Hayward pump housing that has cracked & it is about 20 years old. It appears to be a model 9392 and has 2, 2inch ports and uses a 1 hp motor. The motor is new and has been working for a couple of months before the system stopped pumping, even though the motor kept running.

I patched the housing cracks that I could see, and the water is now pumping through, but the pressure is low.

Is the housing fairly generic, such that my pump motor and impeller will adapt to it?

Thanks.

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I have a Hayward pump housing that has cracked & it is about 20 years old. It appears to be a model 9392 and has 2, 2inch ports and uses a 1 hp motor. The motor is new and has been working for a couple of months before the system stopped pumping, even though the motor kept running.

I patched the housing cracks that I could see, and the water is now pumping through, but the pressure is low.

Is the housing fairly generic, such that my pump motor and impeller will adapt to it?

Thanks.

Brian M. · Accepted Answer

If your pump is a Hayward Super Pump, then yes this housing with match up with your existing motor and impeller. Hayward only makes one residential pump that has a square pump basket. That is a very telling piece of the pump. Please click on the Hayward Super Pump and see if yours is that pump. There will also be part numbers stamped into the impeller , diffuser and other parts. Please cross-reference before ordering.

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